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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15
MINING APPLICATION NO 1888.
iinerai Survey No. 17lss.


US. Land Ofice
Denver. Colorado. September 10. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that Albert Macke. OF New
Orleans La. by his attorney In fact. z. d. Qugey.
whose postoftce Is Idaho Springs. Colorado. has
made application for patent for 100 linear feet
the {. lode bearing gold and silver the being
$50 feet N. 65. e. snd 39.7 feet S. g. W. thence
t10-3 feet SO 40 W. from discovery shaft thereon.
with surface ground l50 feet In width, situate in
Idaho Mining District. Clear Creek County. State
Of Colorado and described In the plat and field
on file in this ONCE. as follows. viz:
Beginning at cor no. I. whence the w. IL cor sec.
30. twp. u ". Of the 9Th p. m. bears So ~
e. 7l7f7 feet; thence $50 w. S047 feet 3
thence s7o ~ ". 1924 feet TO 8; thence n.
20 ". 1925 feet 10 Cor. no. Z. thence s7o i0 e.
1926 feet 10 cor. 5 thence So 37l1 feet 10
co. 8: thence 8. q e. 80 feet 1. the
place Of beginning.
Containing 2 $50 acres. expressly excepting ard
excluding all conflict with surveys Nos. 90 106. i13
B. ll43 1z94. l3@s CO.'S, 1871 and forming portion
Of the unsubdivded T3S. R. 7a w. Of the 9th
principal meridian. Said location being recorded
in vol Is9, page 40 Of the records Of Clear Creek
County. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners Of above named
c. D. FORD. Register.
First Published September. "a, 1904.
Last Published November -. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15
MINING APPLICATION No. i4ss.
Mineral Survey No. i6ss4.
L. s. Land Office,

L. S. Land Office,
Denver, Colorado, September 9, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that 5. A. los
ephi. whose postoffice is Denver, Colo
RADIO and Sarah Parry, whose postoffice Is
Russell Gulch, Colorado, have made
application for a patent for 1900 linear
feet on the Little Billee Lode bearing gold
and silver the same being 7o5 feet 5 7g
deg. l. and 1905 feet n 70 deg. w from
discovery shaft thereon with surface
ground Iso feet in width, situate in idaho
Mining District, Clear Greek County,
State of Colorado, and described in the
plat and field notes on file in this Office,
as follows. viz:
Beginning at cor. No. /, whence the "
\ cor. sec 50, twp. ) 5. range "a " OF
the 9th p. NJ. bears S II deg. IS min. / :
sec. T. SI5o.6 feet; thence y 7e deg. "
1900 feet to cor No. a; thence y II deg, /
I5o feet to cor. No. 8: thence S 7e deg +
1900 feet to cor. No. 4. thence 5 II deg.
W $50 feet to cor. No. /, the place OF
beginning.
Containing sos acres. and forming a
portion of the unsubdivided Twp. ) s.
Range 73 W oft 9th principal meridian.
Said location being recorded in vol. I77,
page IS5, of the Records of Clear Greek
County, Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners of Surveys
Nos. 1894. Lake Side lode and I3oSi,
lnsulator lode.
c. d. FORD, Register.
First publication Sept 10, 1904.
Last publication Nov. Ia. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15

cUiHculy tnc m0st
attractive girl in
the world. In
bringing up girls
mothers can't be
too careful to let
their daughters de-
velop all their nat
ursl charms TO the
utmost
The crucial epoch
of a wornan's life
is the change from
m a i d e n b o cd TO
wouanhood- II
involves the whole
body and manifes,s
itself in the nrry-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15
MINING NOTES.

Four men under Contractor w. w.
Caunsdy, have driven the Bnrns-Moore
tunnel distance of 243 feet in three
months time, which is an exceptionally
good record for tunnel driving. 1t in.
cludes the laying of track aud the in
stallation OF air and ventilating pipe and
the waterway.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15

The Little Matte mine is producing a
large tonnage OF low grade ore for ship
ment under the new smelter schedule
The company is taking out IS tons per
day from the seventh level, and the water
is being lowered in the shaft so that oper
atoms may be started on the eighth level.
The ore that is being shipped will in no
way Interfere with the operation of the
mill, which has an abundance of mill ore.
but Is of a grade containing the grey cop
per in which the values are contained and
which cannot be saved by milling. Leas-
ers are also shipping steadily.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15

Manager Bonney OF the Sun and Moon
mine. has been shipping an average Of
fifty tons per day from that property for
the past few months During which
time development work has been pushed
and the mine is now getting in shape for
doubling the production and within the
next thirty days it will be considerably
over 100 tons per day. The character OF
the ore is such that the new sm citing
rates on low grade ores will not be OF
any advantage and the product is all
being treated at the Newton mill.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15

George Tayior operating on the Ed
ward property in Spring gulch, in sinking
the shaft has opened up good streak of
ore at depth of I75 feet. At 200 feet,
levels will be driven to get under the ore
body which at present looks very encour-
aging. Several good shipments have
been made from the upper levels during
the past year. When Mr.. Taylor began
work the property was nothing more than
a prospect shaft and it nov has every in-
dicalion of becoming a steady producer.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1881.
M,ner.,i Snrrey Nn I-IsS

MINING APPLICATION NO 1881.
Mineral Survey No I7r25.
L s. Land Once.
Denver. Colorado.
August IS, 1874 J
Notice is hereby given that the Big
Five Tunnel, Ore Reduction aud Trans
portatiou Co., OF Denver. Colo, by its
attorney Geo. S Redd whose postoffice
is Denver, Colorado, has made applica-
ton for a patent for 1890 linear feet on
The Tunnel lode bearing gold and silver,
the same being 80 feet y. Is deg. 7 min.
E and I44o feet S IS deg min. w
from discovery cut thereon, with surface
ground $50 feet in width, situate IN
Pavne> Bar or Spanish Bar mining dis
trict, Clear Greek county. State of Colo
raio, aud described in the plat aud field
notes ON file in this Office, as follows, VIZ
BEGINNING at cor, No. I. whence the
s W cor. Sec. IS, T. 3 $. r 70 w. OF the
9th p NJ. bears ) II deg. 4 min, T. S27
feet; thence n. rs deg. min. E. 1900
feet TO cor No. ,, whence rriangulation
Station No. II bears n Il, deg 81 min. 4
67e 26 feet; thence 5 II deg. s. min, Il.
I5o feet to cor. No. ); thence 7S deg.
min w 1900 feet to cor. No !; thence
u deg. s. min. w. $50 feet to cor. No
I. the place of beginning.
Containing ) 1905 acres, expressly ex'
presslv excepting and excluding all con
A CT with surveys Nos. 40, lo32. II47, 1918
aud 5000 and forming portion OF the
unsubdivided Twp. ) s. X. 70 w. oi
the OH principal meridian. Said Location
being recorded in vol. I47. page COS oi
the records of Clear Greek county. Colo.
RADIO.
Adjoining claimants owners ofa bove
named surveys.
c. d. FORD. Register
First Publication August 27, 1904.
Last Publication October 40, Ioo1.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15
THE ATTRACTIVE GIRL.

Much has been written about -the Amer
lean girl and her reasons for being pre-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15
Important Notice.

We wish to announce that we have Sc
cured the agency for the Evans & Cos.
Gold Star Mocha and Java coffee The
coffee came to rs fresh from the roaster
and are blended to conform with this
particular water which means the finest
coffee ever sold. Come aud cali for Cold
Star coffee; We have all grades.
w. A. THOMPSON.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15

Rich or poor alike are habitually con-
stipated. II slays its victims by thous-
auds, although some other name goes
into the death certificate. Drugs will mot
cure. BAT daily DR.. Prices Wheat Flake
Celery Food, which 10 of . laxative
nature. For sale by Edwards Bros.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15

A full course Sunday dinner at th'
Besbee hotel for soc.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15

The best mea, ever served in Idaho
Springs is the soc dinner at the Beebee
hotel.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15

I.ead-covered moisture ooftelephones
were installed this week at each of the
fourteen levels in the Gem shaft and
raise, and lead-cov-red multiple-wire
cable for the signal and telephone wires
was placed in the shaft. These will afford
ample protection against the damp and
changing atmosphere in the raise and
levels. The variation in temperatures at
the mouth Of the Newhouse tunnel and at
the Gem shaft cause a continual change.
Some days the air current is down the
shaft and out the tunnel mouth and
other days the reverse. The air con-
denses and becomes warm and moist and
the ordinary insulated wire TO. electrical
communication cannot be used.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15

First-class hotel. The Beebce.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15

Sinking the shaft at the Ward mine has
been stopped for the present, until the
capacity of the mill has been enlarged.
A belt couveyor has been put in under
the crusher which will carry the ore to
the different bins from which 1t u fed
automatically to the stamps and E1spass
Mill. The steel cyanide tauks which
were expected some time ago have mot
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15
F. /. PECK. Clerk.
BY c. p PECK, Deputy.

First publication September II. 1904.
las, publication October Is. 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-15

Surveyor J. Aug. Ingols Of this city,
who has located permanently in the Mad
Creek mining district. has just completed
the survey for wagon road from Shaffer
City to the Moffat railroad The distance
is a trifle over three miles with an easy
grade. The road will be built early next
spring. MI. Iugols together with Sam
Brethour Of this city has taken q contract
for driving the first thousand feet Of the
ShafEer tannei, and he has also several
other contracts under way. Work will be
carried on throughout the winter in a
number of sections of the district where
there is but . limited fall of snow. The
whistle Of the locomotives on the Moffat
road can be heard in many sections OF the
district.
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tlebt ct @obs | 8uslanb, bpprtil hrrer
noffrdfte SfositrGfnineer. Sau snifer
M at iaa iolst line Gienoomme Der /
Spgoen, % Der er allereoe Here 2iebba'
bere. lom befarer eisSe.
Gu Rano berira. Tom baooe p4ret |
3elemorfen, Tom paa 5ilbngeueien pm
aouesbers, uetop Ipm b~eriteos afbplbs
tes Snritue. Der bar life tort 5rems
moee, iasbe ban. al airer % Srer,
men be 9pr, ipm msoie irem. par ral'
minoelig peue - rent 8rasteremplarer,
Gen 9anle Sersitao bar tomfnet ia
6etubeli9 Oh paa &reaturaplens Sm.
raaoe, % bpno oermeo ltaar / 6orbins
belle; tbi Der parru life aIeue aprs'
uoiiarng men c9iaa Se':eubitiQins o.
5raptjpring meb ErGmieuboelina / iprs
Ifielige Sraudsr. Der bar moot pp
5plt % 8pr ira Numeoai. 5elemarteu,
&onssberg. Sauosunr, STR ps Mps
bum.
Seo september Waaneos lloaan9
be9pnote 5reoriuastiben rsien for Gig.
Ser / Spscen er, iaapiOt mig betienot.
life ltubt ct eneite 9pr al bette BORT
StoruiIot. &c betieubte Glgir9ere
8nut Berg og Ole Suuet bar opg ituot
Here @i9e, ben iprite / Smnnlerene
GorncmItg Gnebot) og Gle Suuet /
GaoaIcu. Glgebeitanoeu er miufet ilin
her pan oisie CRATER, al oct er Ell rem
S~ieIcenbec at iaa ie ct 8pr.
SiIien ira
u. 9. Sppegaarb.
2unber SO9u / Sftuber 1904.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

SolOners 5nmmcntolOeie po Stgual; Appellant, Den,
lom tnoGHttr i'm sag nj en- bDicre Hct; appeIlabel. paaGn'
tcit0 t | hotere heti a]pP"Herc, G1nltpoe til bBtcrc 6eg; pda'
bcraabe t0 pun.
Appellant, gaVnsorO, iom b~stc9rer en- bel 8lGsie al Ting I. gE.
Sien, Era, 3gri appcllauUsk, bugt ION Apcuatto.
Appclsin, Grngtm al en- giart at &OmcraHstrUet
Appendix, EtIGg, JibGUQ; uoget, ipu fplecr meo.
Appetit Crit til Hogtt, trr A~2loloIt, appetidig t~lottcuOs.
apPlaudere, btialoe, iiRr Uco oaaHOtav; AppIau5. sIap, vi.
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appTetere. tilnpe; give SGrer, tiGr Jpier. ct iuuft uDfeeuoe,
@luus og Suubeo Appretur. lgicgs @lGr0 o. SupBeo.
Appreciation, SIuig'lie, SiaoiGtcIls; aPproberc, bIIIgS itao'
iGfC
Approche lgpprOifL. ca Rprmele; 9gbegraU, gienuen bpiltcu
man HRrHer Jig en- 5TitHtHg.
approprcrc. tileane fig; Appropriation. IilssHeiie.
approximation. 3tHRrmeIie; approximately, tln4rmeliespts,
uO StnEruelic.
a prendre Evrausorl ii at tags, til at faa fat paa.
a PRIOR, paa 5orbaano, 9rait al IRuturug o. 6oyuaitsruues;
aProrsk, fornHitmGSfG ~uai5GH5tg al erfartag.
a proPOs, ie Props.
Arbitrage G-uiIb Sltuoeie; SamnsHltgHtHs al fUrite1ige
SeOers SeHgs' % SeEeliaTiri arbnrere, berssus Ssgsh
tnrisr.
arbitrser otltdarltg.
Area, 8yuRo. 5laoe: Areal, GlGoeiuobolo.
Arena, sgsntilg Sano, ben iaHoirReos SampplaSs 4 RpmsrEss
Nmfiheure.
Areopagus slsr Areopag. ben sUsrts 3rmitol / atbsu: upar.
iWt Tomtpl.
Ares, ie Mars.
arevoir -rsUoarL slsr au revoir (aa-l pda GisHigR!
Argentan, Rpigiu.
Argument Beutsgruno; Augmentation. Bspisfsrsis; argu-
mentere. bcpiie meo 6ruHoe; Argumentum ad hominem,
ct Ssuis, iom bhper iGTlis i~uOipieuos paa gTuHo al ben Ser.
iSHs zru.siat easr 5orbOIO, til bpem bet hsHpeaosS
FemmsdOrdbox, ,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
FALCON PURE GOODS:
RiernemeIf Iom 1lroicin.


rim smiooel, bet bar psioa ben itore
Sproel, at uGre meget bjlligt.
l apart &iRrnemelf ian / behring's
prroi iettes peo Chen al 4 9Gg.
ST Supeoipprssmaal er Oct cu, ON
9iernemslt er en- 5poe, ION ma fan
bpoe ale. % ON i9rlis Sprneue taaIer
ben. Sammeulianet meo SDomelt oil
ajGrnemeIten fable iejenncm, itet
ben man9ler, eQer i BET minoite er me-
get iattis pea bet fcrtrinli9e behring's
itpi 5eot; oeuue Mnusel fan imiolertio
ubIisues ueb at optase 6eOt paa anben
Raaoe i 5soen, ipm Smpr, Mar9a'
rine, 6leIf etc.
Saa lGnee GrnGriuaen er ben rene,
~ubiaroebe WelfeeruGrin9, iom hos BET
ip9be Barn, fan mon life 9iue &jerne'
MELT. bells iproi ben cr ~iebtagtig. u9
bells paa @ruuo al bens Sprebploi9btb.
@%fterbnauoen iom GruGriuaen bliper
blnnbet, fan man sioe Barnet aierues
melfs iuppe eller &ierncmeltspeltng
iammen meo be andre me 5ing. iom
bpoes Barnet, ibet Dog SgomeIfsernG'
ringen reobltper at pHre NooeoernRrius
gen. Mon ital tmiolcr!to Der pGre
ppulGrtium paa NifprIn9er, oa Sierues
merIfen pleicr at uirte mllot afipreroe
peo fit fore SnobUlo al Relfeiutfer;
mango gBrn lioer bog al budro % me-
get tgr Nfibrira ion trGuer bpppige
eaer itaoi9e Qiiarimg&miOIer (ameri'
fanif Gle, 2aoement), iua at ocnue
Siuirfuiug uite tan pRre meset peIfom'
men.
Raar Barnet CT beonrot at lepe paa
iamme Dtnnoe iom be Borne, fan aler'
uemeltsn imiolsrtio iuoQna lom ct iait
2eo / Den bastige Grurr,ns. Der nil
oa iutet OGre | 9eieH for at eioe benz
8iernemeIt uiep paa Sto.tn, buor ben
iprItse, ~opliuerOe Smu8 uII uirte mere
foririiteube emo Ssomclt cler Itummct
0ielt; I~i9eleoes fan man Qlue benz Sjers
nemelt til 6aureerp6en ON MprgeRen
-iom eibpsrt Sfolebarn buroe boue-
% poerligere BRUCE Sjcyuemelfsiuppe
eaer SiernemeIfsueairs iom en- buppia
6Urret til Niiopag. SIiUsr giifriHssH
limb, waa man inoitrGutc bet baslige
6prbrus.
Borne fan BRUCE meget aierneutslt.
Mauge Meuneitsr fiber unbsr baaro
Gffsrin9 iom be brugsr iprltieliae
WiIoler ior; Ws~lfsiufterls ahsrenoe
Sirtnins pil Der bare meset bsIbis.
Grbstoere % ale andre, iom trpnger
I'll at rpoe l3ltence % iUalenoe 9riffe,
uiI ubetinsei itaa fig beOre ueb at britte
ajernemelt iOm er ct iuHot, 9~sssboibes
ituibulbist Reriussmtocel iamtiois
uieo at are ct Sluftemiboel for 9sr.
ten. iremiur at britts Socauano, Tom
er ientiit ri for sgentligt Rarinssitoi.
sler Sl. iom aliio i~Hosbclbsr noset
Spiritus, % iom / Og ior iis sjsr
"tuns | Rauen~.
8aitsuriierinseu peb ajernemeIten
sarnuiersr imoo be Rsltsinisttiuuer.
iOm er uor StrGi,i be isnsre aar, life
nleue imOb 9u5srtuloien men ceian
imbb 5pius, 9ii,erit, Siarlaseusics
Der or.
a%rruemelfen oil iOrhanbentlia fpm,
me III al ipile en- itsrrs H0ae. eno ben
sisr nlL pa ben fHn brusss iom en- al
nesns MiOoassrettsr. buUrtiI oens Ra,
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nmr non bar iaaoan beGs len SoJ uo SaanOen ian man nnNigs o FRe Groas %
broOo he belle SRtmusens 4atug 3es r en- al pore tHbaut, Yremrbgyr; ben r st
mObuuoen o. tu tms for ben ahmiubGse 9s mel - euabS Soften, nmGs $1.25 5urfaa
aoS: B. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa
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tiger Den. 3ens &Ipirtning iom mint
Giforin8smiooel 9iucr ben en- euoo9 uOs
m9rtet Tldbs imellem pore oagllge NGs
rtn9Smtp bier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

To sUppsr Saloon SeI''JiIIua @aueats 5lour. en- 9op
100 Welt en- topper Spreitt Suffer 10 sgl: blauo On.
grenisuierue spnt. ipr ou tiIipisr 8auortngemele'. Ser.
iom rt8ere SpeoeboIrr guiteS, Iad ttlipt Here gea. grug
iu!el Salt. @Iri eaer Baking Powder.
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Sill TO aOgpcr Saloon SeliRytus Ganrate SIour fol
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en- SpUrite Suiier eler Strup, et gGg; hap Spneu heb;
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ben % .retrrabf9sfeH-. Ten .r IN utiiemmsn 9ixf;
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Saflcr ct(cr Scms.

10 Sosptr Saloon se'iRtitHl Ranca'e 5lour. en- 8op
iSO Iteti, to 9SB en- sptiete suffer ct stpHe smsr iaa
itOrt lOm en- &aIurO. 9.auO 3usreOcnierue soOt, fI
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-18
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications, as they can
not reached the diseased portion OF
the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness. and that is by constitu
tional remedies. Deafness is caused
by an inflamed condition of. the mu-
cous lining of the Eustachian Tube
When this tube is inhamed you have
a rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when 1t Is entirely closed
deafness is the result, and, unless the
Inflammation can be taken out, AMI
this tube restored to it's natural condi-
tion, hearing will be destroyed forev-
er;nine cases out Of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an
infamed condition of the mucous sur
faces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure, Send for Circu-
lars free. F. J. CHENEY, & CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for Con-
stipation
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Terms of Contest

In order to make this more hul
an idle random guessing affair MI
Journal proposes to place few NJ
strictions upon 1t, and then give hI
solutely free to the person who CUES
es nearest to the official count bnn
new Mitchell bicycle, ladies' or gerfIl
with coaster brake. Every subsub
er paying so cents for Daily or weAI
ly, by mail or carrier, will be entits
to one guess for the wheel. Thos
paying one dollar will get two glss;
es, but, in order to prevent strife, all
protect the legitimate guesser, Il VII
be necessary to deposit the ongIlf
subscription receipt in the box Y
The Journal office, with your gss
written on the back of same. Call 4
The Journal ONCE and learn the yal
ticulars, and then look at the vhS
at the warehouse Of Mitchell lAti
& Staver. It is the best MltcAs
wheel, with coaster brake, guari'
teed for the year, and is backed upa
the Mitchell, Lewis G Staver Con
pany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-18

The single nights will be $100 each,
both tonight and tomorrow night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-18

plurality votes. probably a small per
cent of the electors.
1t has been said that state regulation
OF primaries works well in other
states The statement will bear a
double interpretation--it may work
well for the boss There is authority
for this fact.
Chas. H. Kerr & Co., of Chicago, in
1895 published little books called the
School of Politics." written as ap-
pears on the title page by e. Hofer,
of Salem, editor of the Capital Jour
nal The author discussed state reg
: ulations of primaries, and admits that
all such regulations, thus far, had left
the second condition of the voter
worse than the first. It says: eek
aminations of the laws regulating pri-
maries in several states that have at
tempted legislation reveals the fact
that the few laws enacted for that
purpose so far have been drawn up
more to protect the managers of po-
litical machines than to protect the
people"
He further states that the first Ore
gon law regulating primary elections,
confined to cities of $500 or more
(session laws 1891, p A. was drawn
by the then most conspicuous political
/ boss in the state"
Seventy years ago danger was pre-
dicted to our institutions from "a par
ty organization so subtle and strong
as to make the government the
monopoly of few leaders" The day
has come when this danger begins to
loom in the horizon in portents visible
to all.
In the North American Review for
May, 1892, Goldwin Smith has told
what party can do to ruin country.
Those who think parties are useful
and necessary will find this article in
teresting reading. He shows that a
party, long in power inevitably tends
to become a machine. A machine inn
plies a boss as much as motion inn
plies a motive power. some where.
Therefore, to attempt to build up par
ty, as the bill does, and then to pro
pose to eliminate the boss is to pro-
pose the impossible
The only thing in the bill capable
OF good construction (that part
pledging candidates for the legisla-
tive assembly to vote for the candi-
date for the United States senate
who receives the highest popular
vote) violates the spirit, If not the
letter of the constitution of the United
States. If the constitution says sena-
tors shall be elected by one authority,
how can a state statute transfer that
authority. substantially to another?
The unmistakable evidence through
out this bill of it's machine origin is a
sufficient warning to the wise voter
to reject it, HE is mad who trusts
in the tameness Of wolf" And he,
too. is mad who trusts to the machine
politician to do anything for the good
of the people. JOHN B. WALDO.