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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
MINING APPLICATION No. 1850
Mineral Survey No. 1884.

MINING APPLICATION NO. 1850
Mineral Survey No. 1884.
L. S. Land Office
Denver. Colorado.
june II, 100.
Notice is hereby given that John Lind
Christopher Jacobs and Jacob I.odoW
whose postofice is Denver. Colorad0
and George W Dutton, whose postofflcs
is Idaho Springs, Colorado. have made
application for a patent for 1890 line AZ
feet on each the Lizzie ). and Queen City
lodcs bearing gold aud silver. the La e
5. lode being 90. 81 feet ). s. deg Is
min. w. and 2S2.o6 feet y. So deg Ig
min. +. thence y. 65 deg. 81 min. f.
2s7.s2 feet from discovery shaft Thereof
the Queen City lode being z6o feet y
. deg 10 min. Z and I24o feet 5 8
deg. Ie min. W. from discovery shat
thereon, with surface ground 100 feet o
width on each, situate in Cascade uiniHg
district, Clear Greek county. State q
Colorado. aud described IN the plat ard
field notes on file in this Office, as follow
VIZ:
LIzzIE :. LODE.
Beginning at cor. No 1. whence the
" = cor Sec :. T. g.. ;. K - W. OF the
9TH 2. NJ bears y. 75 deg. 40 min, 20 -
". So4s-1 , feet: thence y. s. deg. ie miu
l.. I24s 4g feet TO cor. No. :; thence \
90 deg. 81 min, Z. 2so.5e feet to cor. Ne.
s. thence ). 80 deg. ~ min. +. Isz.s7 fest
10 cor No { thence ;. % deg. 81 uiiu
W. 764-4S feet TO cor. No. :: thence S
s. deg. 10 min. W. 1888 o. feet to cor n
o; thence y. 90 deg. ~ min. w. t5o ftet
TO cor. 1. the place OF beginning.
QUEEN CITY LODE.
BEGINNING at cor. whence the ". E
cor. Sec 7, T. 5, X. ~ W. of the tlb
y, NJ bears n. "a deg. 4 ; min. w. ofo2
feet: thence y. 50 deg 10 min. Il. ls,a
feet 10 cor. No. =. thence d se deg. IL
min. T.. Iso feet to cor. No. ). thence 5.
s. deg. 10 min W. 1900 feet to cor. %.
!. thence y. 50 deg Al min. ". $50 fvet
to cor. No. !, the place of beginning.
Containing 10 los acres. expressly ex-
cep,ing and excluding all conflict with
survey No. 1904 and forming a portion
Of the 5. W. = of Sec. 8, Twp. 5. r.
= W. of the 9th principal meridian.
Said location being recorded in vols 50
aud re7, pages s. and a7o OF the records
Of Clear Greek county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners OF Surveys
Nos. 1864 Foyer lode. 1871 HsSze
Gold, Rachel, and Gold Dust iodes.
c d. FORD. Register
First Publication June Is, ieo.-
Last Publication Aug 10, 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

With the title OF Criminal Record Of
the Western Federation Of Miners, from
Occur d'Alene TO Cripple Creek the
Mine Owners Association has issued
complete detailed history OF the W F, OF
NJ, and Is sending them ont over the
country to properly inform the people Of
the history Of the organization that has
long sought to control the west by fair
means or fouI The pamphlet bristles
0ith criminal recitation that can be traced
directly to the organization, and the dates
af the occurrences are attached Il is a
severe arriguinent Of the Federation and
certainly places the organization in bad
light, but the truthiulness Of the recital
cannot be questioned, Organized labor IS
not held responsible for the many crimes
committed. anil il Is acknowledged tina,
there are many within the membership Of
the Federation who are not in accord with
with the sociaiistie and criminal views
II will require more than the arguments
of (. 5. Thomas and z F. Richardson 10
refutc the charges contained in the book.
and is a splendid defense Of Governor
Peabody for his prompt and drastic
measures in suppressing the business dis
,urbers. 4 mere appropriate title for the
publication would have been, "A Record
If nion ORGANIZED to Commit Crime
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
First pub. June II, las, pub. Aug. -. 'o4
MINING APPLICATION No. 1897.
Mineral Survey No. 1870.
United States Land Once I
Denver. Colo. June = 1894


United States Land ONCE, I
Denver. Colo. June lst
Notice is hereby given that Daniel
Gabriel. whose postoffice is Idaho Springs,
Colorado. has made application for pat
eflt for 1900 linear feet on the Orphan
Lode, bearing gold and silver. the same
icing 50 feet n So degrees 90 minutes
e. and I44I fee, 5. 81 degrees 80 minutes
". from discovery shaft thereon, with
surface ground $50 feet in width, situate
in Virginia mining district. Clear Greek
county, State OF Colorado, and described
ia the plat and field notes on file in this
Office, as follows, viz
Beginning at corner No. !. whence the
Z. corner section IS. r S, R 75 W.
gf the 9Th p. NJ. bears s. " deg 20 min.
% &c. Z. Io+rs #, thence ). 30 degrees
10 minutes E. I5o feet to corner No :;
thence $. 81 degrees 80 minutes W. 1900
feet to corner No. J; thence y. 20 degrees
10 minutes W. ISo feet to corner No. 4,
thence y. 81 degrees 80 minutes Z. 1900
feet TO corner No. the place OF begin
uing, containing I 70. acres, expressly
excepting and excluding all conflict with
surveys Nos. iIo2, I7es, 1904, 1890. 2ii7,
.7a,a. 1857 and 2o4. and forming a por-
ion OF the uusubdivided township J ),
range 7s W .ofthe 9th principal meridian.
said location being recorded in vol. 100,
page s57, of the records of Clear Greek
county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners OF the
above mentioned surveys.
{. ID. FORD,
Register.
ist pub June IS. OF; last. Aug. AZ, %.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

THr statement jus, issued-by Governor
Peabody in regard 10 his action in em
piayine the militia % the state TO preserve
Law and ar.icr is a timely one an3 plainly
shows his rights powers and duty IN the
1-rr,uises That Colorado should have a
chef executive who would unilinehingly
f1eet tie occasion st a time when the best
Interests ai tie commonwealth were hang
INK in tile balauer. is fortunate. and
t.iat Governor Pclio-iv was clearly IN
tze night WIS demonstrated by the
opinion handel down by the supreme
court The st1trment sHota yolumuious
Trassc af thr vrite-. bai merely state
urnt of facts and incidents as they pre-
serted themselves and ihc action taken
il IS net an apology. for no apology Is
uez=Iel. for those who hsye the best inter
s=sss II the state at hra-t endorse the gov
e-fser 3a his stand fo- law and order
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
ELLALODE
MINING APPLICATION NO isi7,
xl,srai Survey No. i1iss.
Us. Lana Ofsce
nzrxe. C...Lnraia- luiN Il. 1904.

u. s Lar4 Ot>ce
Driver Coiorsio. Jsiy IL. 1904.
Sa,ir. il herety given that w a. Preston. OF
,-tksr- Iowa Charles Bstchei3er Of ltaho Sp.ings.
fsss..r,ao ana s. Preston whose posiotnce IS
r.yvr Colera3o have uaaae Application for psseni
s.,r $50 linear feet the Sne-eark sote eeafinE
snls ara silver the same being Is feet y. 81 u z
ri i4s5 feet S. ga IS W. from discovery shsft
,ssr.os, with surface Erocui $50 feef N wtith
shss,s in LI.caIn Mining District. Clear Creek
fourfv Stste Of Co,oraso ans described N the plat
srs ,sesi notes on 6ie this Office as follows. vir
R413rrlug at COT no l. Whence the $ ~ cor. sec
ss, r-p s. :. u y. o. The 9Th p u erars
:, asS Meet; ;tsence 25o Is e. l1 feet 70 cof no
. th--re az IS " 800 feet ro- 3, thence
sc 81 - $50 fe~i 10 cor no. 4; ttence sto IS e.
Is4n feet 10 cor no. l. the place Of beginning
rert.irirs SsTs acres. expressly excepting ana
e.esasins ali oorsc With survey No ltu.s .nd ioTm-
I,v ! rs,r-oYs OF the unsuhiiyitet >. X ~ " ot
- ~ rripcipai meridian. Sal, location seanz
IN vol Isi Page Sss Of the recsrts Of Gear
Creek County. Colorado
As,osniux Claimants owners Of surveys No. ito7t
aha i' c. d. FORD. Register.
ars, Publi<sea Jeiv is. ist-
Issf Published September. II. iS%
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

MINING APPLICATION NO. isi2
alnefal survey No. 1900,
u :. LAND OFFICE.
Denver. Colo. July !. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that The EngAe Mining ana
ln..ssnsnt Coupsry ~ John s. rhonas - at'or-
ae. III faet .haSs pfs,offce Is lisho Srrings. Coao-
ado has sls application fof patent for iso linear
fsi each On ID. Alma Kate. nyrA snt hils lo.es seai
~ a an4 silver the Alrns ode being 1850 n 7s-
sFW sns - feet y. 10 81 I. frou rs discovery
shaft ths kats i9ss seiaE ls7l let y g. arg =
esiaz SIS feet : - - W, ana 7s feet y ~ 81 Z,
thsnes X ~ ~ E 167 ieei frem is rse1vefy cut.
tts Era lsse hsinz 15s feet 6. 757 81 W ard ga feet
\ IS ~ r fras ssscoxer, SHAFT thereon. 18th sur
faes -rsu4 On each 80 feet n ~tith, siasien Jack
s.lr Ainins Districs. Cissr Greek County STATE Of
CaaraAo A.. described In The plat ana hea noiss on
aie IN this once, as foiio~s. vi;
ALMA LODE
Bssinsins si Coz No !. -henee he E Coz
ssC sT.sss Z o W bsars \. % 81 - Z lsls.I -
~ ihsncs s q ~ ". iiooft. to COT no !. thsnss @
5 IS ~ E - ies' TO COT no 3 thence N & e, :,
isasfsst 10 eoF. .; hence :. iS' 81 W 10 feet
% car. 10 l. tis place Of esEinning
KATE LODE
Begissiag at cst 40 / -ss9ss g ne ~ E sc Gsj
80 ,h.re : - " 1870 i-es 20 cor. no. 2 hence
5 10 - Z. isoos fest 20 cor % 3 ,hsnss 81 n
Z 100 feet 10 cor. no. q theree 10 " " lSsV>
frst 10 cuf. no. l. the Flacr Of beginning
MYRA LODE
Rsssnnins Al Cor. No. T. -beuce me J. {. Cor
see !. 7. R5% ss,.s y = $. Z ~. .s..ss .s
HFF =
( 70 ~ W 20 IA Tee; 10 cor. no 3. thence :. -
fss n tees 70 cor. no. 4 thence y. ~ ~ Z teso
tees 10 cor 5 thencs y. ~ ~ h ~ feei 20 COT.
10 8. shsnee n - W. IssI7 feet 20. !. the
rlacs of beginning.
ELLA LODE
Beginning a cor. 10. !. ~heass he : Z Sot see.
Y ~ W. eeArs \ q - W 1856. feet
ihsnee 8 3 ~ W. isoo iesi 10 cor. Nc 2 ,nsnss
: sE i6s - feet 10 cor. 10 s. thence y. - % T.
Iss3f-et to cor no 4 ;heHee " s. W lbsao teei to
cor %. /. the pIsce OF e>ginning
ceot.srfuz less aeres expressly exceptiak ana
e.eIsssiux al eonfiicf ~ifh surveys Nos Isl H.-
iss,i ana 1881 ara ~iih the Jackson h1u'noth
sns rree Csola io3eS ensarvvset. ami forming Por-
~, II ft,e \ e \ Of Sex an. the y. W. Ia Of
- aT4SR B ". o, the s,h principal rsrtiian
81 lerationS n<fng recorded IN vols 10 Ia ias
70 rsges n s. Iss. isS Of the recor-S Of Gesr
Greek County. Coaorsso- -,
AA5oIr5re cisraurs owners o. surveys nos al,
tto- Iflsl 1851 AMI 1881 an5 the Jackson. Man
- .rs Free Colt ioaes. uuSurNsyes-
C d FORD. Register.
FirS; pueiishe. July Is, lsl.
Lass puhiiShss SeFtersef II. 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

RezRq Colorado editor could pu; in
the time most proatably By coming 20
Idaho Springs on the 18Th and enjoying
the welcome that will be accorded them
by the citizens OF thi, city. We have the
mines. mills. tunnels, waters, scenery and
climate that are unsurpassed aud the
flter-plislgers would be shown the time
oi their lives.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

BRs.AS says that Parker nomination
aaallided the party antitrust deeiAra-
tions. II there IS any doubt about that
make an inquiry as TO the name OF the
treasurer of the Democratic national com
mittre.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

Is casting about for material with
which 70 build up a strong republican
county ticket this fall, care should be tax
en- to consider fairly all portions OF the
county, and representatives from all pre-
ciucts should he called into conference.
Since the organization at the county the
Bear Greek section has never been repre-
sentea on the ticket. aud the faithful
voters over there have reiigfously gone 10
THE polls eAch recurring election and re
turned 4 good safe republican majority
neither asking or expecting any represeu-
taiiou, content with supporting the party
nominees. There are so1ue thirts-iye or
forty voters in Besf Greek precinct. and
the record shows tha, OF this number
there are bat seven or eight who vote the
democratic ticket, the balance Being a
unit FOR the republican nominees. thus
showing the precinct 70 be the banner
republican one Of the county. The pre-
cinct would not he averse 10 recognition
on the ticket this fsll and there is
growing sentiment there that the name OF
Charley Crssssa for county sssessor would
not ouly give them their just reward for
fai,hiulncss but would add material
strength the balance q the ticket.
They claim for Mr. eros.aH countrywide
and most enviahle acquaintance. and
against whoui there can k no voice raised
in opposition OF eeusare. Bear Greek Is,
strictly speaking, an agricultural and
ranch country and one Of the most pro
ductive sections in the state. and il IS but
fitting that is people have a voice II the
councils OF the republican party this fall
aud they could select no better represen-
tative than Charley CroSsori.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

IT was just little over a wear ago that
Id4ha Springs was compelled 10 assert IL
self As 10 whether or not capital should
control It's investments. and the nat was
was pat forth by the Western Federation
at Miner, that ..grs-. ,eu4id soon grow I'm
the streets 81 our city The Official
statement Of the hus,nc>s transacted n
4he depo, during the month Of July the
condition of cur loeal banking Institutions
and the general healthy business oondi-
tons show that the course taken by the
citizens in dyrortiug an undesirable Gle
rueut and guaranteeing protection 10 cap
ital aud labor alike was WISE one. This
district has been remarkably free from
The disturbing element and viii continue
to be 50. for there is no room for the
labor agttatar.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

EvES now one hears the vail, The
St Louis Exposition should never have
f,-cu held 81. Louis is too Tar south to
expect great crowds during the summer
months. thr show Is bound to be "a
financial failure Hu, with all the
kuackers' knocks, September and Octo-
her viii see the largest crowds al 81
LOUIS rver before witnessed at similar
show
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

Try us for ranch eggs, vegtabIrs.
poultry aud meats.
THERo & Co.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

and the efforts Of the various committees
should be heartily seconded by every
citizen.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

ONE has hu, to get away from Idaho
Springs for a time to really appreciate
what beautiful city it IS and how much
nature has done for ii. The resident who
STAYS here in and on, Of season grows
accustomed to the delightful climate, the
beauty OF the hills and mountains, the
delight OF the waters, and 50 muce so that
he scarce thinks Of theTa, but let him
once visit a less favored spot and the sense
Of his loss comes npon him quickly and
he vearns Tor the most beautiful sPo; in
the state. And we should not atteup; to
tlaonopoliEe all this beauty. bu, rather
should tell our friends OF il, reoouusing
It's many attractions and endeavor to have
them come and enjoy life with Us. A
united effort to this end on the part Of
Idaho Spsngs citizens would result in
much good to the city and give JOY to a
vast number Q, people II is to be hoped
that the Inter Mountain Festival viii have
much 10 do in advertising our attractions
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

If you want an expressman telephone
:. Z. Fish. Black sIs.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

AIL ewes ASST Interests should NOW be
eeutcred on tie Inter Mountain Festival
which eceuHs oB the 18th Of the present
i,iauth The various committees have
IslsJ9ed iadHstri1uSlg Tor the success Of
the enterprise ami have secured many
attractions that viii contribute TO the
pleasure Tc make success doubly sure,
eyery ciuseu should set out and hustle
and see how many 1g, can ajtr1c; 60 Idaho
Springs on shat Date and once we get
them here give them the time ot their
ljyes- paa't depend on the committees
g5 10 all the work. but tighten their
iaIars by doing yogr part, In every
letter that you write, tell your friends
tfsut the welcome that awaits all In
Idaho Springs on the 18th, and urge
tfizla TO spend the day IN tins CITY The
mines mills aud tunnels will he open to
inspection, the Troca,lero viii be free for
dancing. a street carnival will offer attrac-
sions. there viii be tests Of speed and
strength. plenty of music, and in fact
there will not lie moment Of idle time
upon the hands 81 the visitors.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

somethidg radically wrong in the first
position of Meyer and his associates.
Denver Republican.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
Sick Headache.

Hrs, Puhls<aea Juiv i6. iSet-
I.sr Published September. II. 1St$-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
ALMA LODE

Bsein.inz n Cor No !. -hence the Z Cot
sT4SR 7s W bears y. - 81 81 z 1903 Il
~ thence 5. 70 ~ ". faorft. 10 COZ. no : thsne.
( Is ~ { - feei 90 cor. no. 3; thence y - -
800 feet 70 eor- no q hence - iS- ~ -" lao ice
. cst 10 l. tts place of ee eeEinning.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
KATE LODE

p~yi-ri-e sf Cor No I. Whence the y z. Cor.
SrrsT4sP W b=srs y - - 81 ( lSlsls
fesis thsnee s - W 800 i-s; 20 cor no. ? thenee
: To- n T. isn15 feet 20 cor no. 3. therSe y :,
1870 fesi 10 cor q thercs 10 " W lsa.p>
frs; 10 c1r. no. !. the plaos Of beginning
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
MININc, APPLICATION no. isl2.

lst pub June as. OF; last. Aug. Al, 'oa
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.


CHARLES ~. FAIRBANKS,
OF Indiana.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-11-17
PLATT GIVES BUCKMHEAT
BREAKFAST.

OwEGo, N. Y, Nov. 15.-Owego
never had seen so many men who are
prominent in public life as were as.
sembled here to-day in response to the
invitations of Senator Platt to his
buckwheat breakfast. Senator Depew,
congressman, State Senators and AS
semblymen, some accompanied by
their wives, were present at the All
Wa-Ga House, Senator Platt's home
when in Owego.
Neither Governor Odell nor Cover
nor-elect Higgins attended, the latter
being i'll.
Senator Depew was one of the after
breakfast speakers. In the course of a
felicitous address he said that Senator
Platts twenty years of leadership
will stand in political history as un.
equaled in its absence of factional
strife within the party and the glor,
ious victories of the party.
Referring to the recent election.
Senator Depew asked:
"What elected Roosevelt"
1.-THE answer is as clear as revela-
ton" he went on, Roosevelt elected
Roosevelt. No personality in Ameri.
can public life ever stood out so dis
tinct in individual characteristics, in
emphasis of traits peculiarly his own,
and in outspoken confidence with the
whole people like President Roosevelt
The qualities which his enemies char.
featured or mathematical were the
ones which endeared him to his coun-
trymen. He holds his commission
freer from pledges or obligations, ex-
cept to the people who elected him,
than any of his predecessors. This
election teaches the thoughtfulness
and Importance of the people. 1t is
no accident which gives these phe-
nomenal majorities to Roosevelt 1t is
no accident which elects Democratic
Governors in Minnesota and Massa-
chusetts by almost the same majority
as Roosevelt received. 1t is an admo-
milton and warning to the party in
power that the new Governor of Mas
sachusetts in State which has been
Republican so long will have an
enormous patronage.
Now, my friends, what of the fu-
ture? Upon the ruins of the disinte-
grafton of the Democratic party will
arise an organization built up by able
and resourceful agitators, whose ap-
peal will be to discomfort. 1t must be
our task, that there shall be a mini
mum of discomfort and maximum of
satisfaction
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-11-17
Don't Gather Leaves.

During the fall many people make
the mistake of taking the leaves from
their lawns. Nature has intended that
they should fall and remain on the
ground through the winter months
By spring they become decayed and
furnish one of the best fertilizers for
the grass that it is possible to obtain
Ungathered leaves may make the lawn
look forsaken, but the following
spring the grass will come forward
with vigor.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-11-17
Reliefat Once.

Immediate relief from backache pain
in the side, groin or hips is experienced
by taking large dose OF Thompson S
Barosma or Kidney aud Liver Cure. A
continuation of its use will make posi-.
tive cure. Thompson's Barosma does
not contain opiates and large reward is
offered for any injurious drug found in its
composition. II is purely vegetable and
a remedy adopted to all ages. For sale
by II. G. Dodson.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-11-17
AUNT DINAH'S OLD VIRGINIA
Herb ca
wOMAN'S SAFE GUARD.

Those suffering with disordered menstruation
female weakness prolapsus, etc, will find inn
mediate relief from the OF Aunt Dinah's Old
Virginia Herb Tea and in the majority of cases il
will bring about complete cure. 1t is positive
cure for chronic constipation sick headache and
Indigestion. In case of nervousness and sleep.
lessness this tea will be found indeed boon ii
has soothing and quieting effect on the nerves
and invariably induces sound, refreshing sleep.
cupful at bedtime is all that is necessary to
make woman we'll and keep her well.
Mayesville, q. c., Dec. s, 1902.
Hamlins Wizard Oil Co., Chicago, Ill:
Two years ago suffered with female complaint and
used your Aunt Dinahs Old Virginia Herb Tea with
greatsuccess. have just begun taxing it again and
feel much younger and stronger. II every
sufferer could know the relief she would experience by
using your Herb Tea she would never be wthoutft IL
Is most wonderful remedy and take pleasure in
ommending it to any lady who Is suffering with female
troubles. MISS @. L. CARPENTER.
Nov, Lee County, Ark, Dec. !, 1909.
Hamlins Wizard Oil Co, Chicago, ILL.,:
l greatly pleased with your Aunt Dinah's Old
Virginia Herb Tea Indeed think TIL nothng like
1t for headache and stomach troubles and find IL
ceedingly good for clearing the complexion would
not be withOutit. Yours truly,
Prepared by Hamlins Wizard Oil Co., Chicago Price, 25o
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-11-17
A Great Bridge.

For over a month had been troubled
with lame back and neck. The pain
was so severe that could not sleep. l
bought one bottle of Thompsons Bar
osme or Kidney Cure and before the bot
tie was used up l was we'll as ever and
wish to speak good word for Barosma
the Bridge that carried me safely over. u
+. s. Gray, Shamburg, Pa For sale
by r. G. Dodson.