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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23
From Silver Plume to Leadville.

That the people of Upper Clear Greek
county are ever alive TO their best inter.
ests is evidenced by The following news
item under Silver Plume date line that
appeared in a Denver paper last Sunday:
Articles of Incorporation Of the Gray's
Peak Railroad company were flied yester-
day with the secretary of state. the incor-
porators being Emil Thelans, William
Rogers, Thomas Fielding. Nathan Gregg,
Jr., and Clarence Morley, all residents of
Denver. the capital stock of the company
being $3.50, 600
The object Of the company is to con-
struct an electric railway from Silver
Plume round the slope of Leavenwortb
mountain and extending into East Argen-
tine mining district, in which there are
hundreds OF thousands OF tons OF low
grade ore which will not stand the trans
poriation by wagon TO market
1t is also the further purpose of the
company to furnish cheap transportation
to miners working in the district, SO that
they can reside in Georgetown and Silver
Plume and work in the East Argentine
mines. Later tn. line may be extended
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

In his weekly report 10 the stockhold-
srs OF tue Big Five. Secretary Merrill has
This to say regarding tie Miami and
other properties;
The Miami is strictly in it. 1t has GER
tainly made a big strike in the Bald Eagle
ground. This was not wholly unexpected
since we permitted the Specie Pawn II,
people to drive their surface tunuei across
the Bald Eagle, but when We took hold
ef sbe property we never expected any
one would open the ground before the
Central tunnel reached H. We knew
tina, or the surface considerable ore h ID
been taken ont; that just at the end of
the Bald Eagle the " lndsor Castle and
the Lake had taken out ore for the Inst
twenty years; that the same ore shoot ex-
tended far into the Bald EtgIe, and We
believed that other large ore shoots. from
the surface indications, would be found
farther west We have said from the be.
ginning that the Miami company had III
the Bald Eagle properties the making of
one OF the great mines of the district. hut
we had never thought OF opening or ex-
tracing this ore until the Central tunnel
reached it. few months ago the
Specie Payment people wanted to drive
tunnel to drain their upper workings, and
we gave them the right of way through
the Bald Eagie ground. and secured per
mission to work that vein through their
tunnel. In pursuance OF that arrange
nent, they went ahead aud last week
crossed the Bald Eagle vein, aud the re-
port is that they have great ore-,welxe
or fourteen inches of smelling ore. and
four feet or more Of mill ore We have
already arranged with a leasing 6rm 10
begin work On this vein Immediately and
we hope the results will be exceedingly
good for the Miami company.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23
MINNG APPLICATION so. i7el
Mlnefal .,ursey No 1854.

u =
DsrseF Calotsao. Fstfu4ry l3 1904
Notice is hereby given that James Null
lis and Phillip Mullis whose postoiFice is
o1reeley, Colorado have made application
iJr patent for 1900 linear feet on the
Spear Lode bearing gold and silver the
=amc being 7zs feet S 81 deg. W and
S15 feet y 81 deg. L. thence > So deg
i asa feet from discovery shaft there
on, with surface ground $50 feet in
width, situate in Spanish Bar Mining
District. Clear Greek County. State OF
Colorado. and described in the plat and
tieid notes on file III this Office. as follows
Yiz:
Beginning at Cor. No. T, whence the y.
Z, Cor. Sec. J, 7 4 s r 73 ". bears 5 ?
leg. IS min. Al sec W s5I2 #, thence
y So deg. ". 44I.46 #. to Cor. No. q;
thence 5 81 deg. w. ro58 81 #. to Cor
No. 4; thence n. 10 deg. Z. I56 o4 # to
or No. A; thence n. 81 deg. +. 1857 .o3
# to Cor. No. :; thence S. So deg. T.
f52.54 #. to Cor. No. 6; tlicnce $. 10 deg
". I5o feet TO Cor. No. /, the place Of
lightning
Containing 5.Io7 acres. expressly ex-
oepting and excluding all conflict with
s1rvey No r2To5 and forming portion
Of the unsuhdivided r. J S., X. "a " OF
the 9Th principal meridian. Said loca-
ton being recorded in Vol. T2I, page 40,
of the Records of Clear Greek. Colorado
Adjoining claimants the owner of sur
80. IzIo5, Congress lode.
{. D. FORD, Register.
First pub. Feb 40 1904.
Last pub. April 23, 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23
MINING APPLICATION no. 1922.
Mineral Survey No 1880
penxer. cnlors.n. Eshr,lrtv n


Denver. Colorado February 49, 1904.
Noiiee Is hereby given that A. N, Wellcs whose
tsusiofice Is Deiiyer colorado. has maze application
tor t'teut Tor $50 linear feet he Two olhers
lode bearing gold and silver. same being 2l5 feet
x ani ggs feet a2s from discovery SHAFT
ttefeoHr stth sarare ground ~ fset in width
situate in Idaho virginia Mining districts,
Cieas ttstk G9unty Saie OF Colorado, AID described
In ihe Pal ani teii file in this Office as
follows via.
TWO BROTHERS LODE
Eestttniug ii l, whence the { ii cor Sec 25
| 3 5 '5 " pf the fth =, bears S ~ lg' ~" e
.iso a. thence - NJ fe5 fl to ., thence
~ ssi Il cor 3; thence $50 i2s fl 80 cor
& thence ~ sol 10 eor no |. the place OF be
siaHiHe.
GootsintHg 0at acres. expfesst excepting and
eSflgaiuE All eonfier with surveys Ms, 1879. POS
500 ani f9rning perti1n Of the upsueiivided T
= s. u W % she 6lb piptipil nerd dian. Saii 10
eu b. 1e recorded IN Noi Ia, Page si7 Of the
uras nt Clear Creek County. Ioiara4o.
All gi1iua Is gWnsn afiAe above excluded
surveys ana he Grest Cer5er tsAe,
G. ID. FORD, Register
gigs, p.iriieati0n Frh1uar> % isoi,
Lssi Publication Arril y 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

to Dillon. connecting with the railroad at
that o. int. thus giving more direct and
much shorte- route to Leadyillc.
Work is 10 be commenced al once so
that BY early tall the road will be ready
for business.
Al the last meeting of the board OF
uines it was agreed that the business
men and citizens of this town would buiid
one m lie OF the road This latest project
will add new vigor TO the entire cainf /,
both IN mining ard business way.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23
What The Earth Produces.

The earth has nourished us through uu-
known ages of human existence Is it not
true that the earth supplies US with every
thing that we really require for existence
Have you ever thought that j, is probable
that the earth supplies US with the means
to keep our bodily vigor. our health, If we
only knew il, The animals know BY in.
stinct what is good for them and will search
until they find in some plant what they
need for correcting indigestion or constipa-
non. etc. Is II, therefore, not possible that
there are roots and herbs supplied bs nature
which will cure the diseases that affiict
human kind That is why DR. Pierce. of
Buffalo. n. Y. has such faith in his Med
ical Discovery Years ago when he was
in general and active practice he found
that combination of certain herbs and
roots made into an Alternative extract with
out the use of alcohol. would always put
the stomach into a healthy condition norr-
ish the tissues, feed the blood and nerves
and put healthy tone into the whole
system
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
restores the lost flesh by curing diseases Of
the stomach and other organs OF digestion
and nutrition and enabling the perfect d.
gestion and assimilation of food from which
flesh and strength are made.
ri was all run down. very nervous. and suf
fcrsd terribly from stomach treubie. which the
doctors pronounced indigestion writes Mrs
wm. Mercy. Of Marshall Mach Il doetored
ZOE fEstf WITHOUT permanent fthri WAS hti-
vised hy friend to try Dr. pierceas Golden Med
iczl Discovery. and AFTER the use Of Hine bottles
I was cured heartily recommend the
Golden Medical Discovery to any suffer
ing from stomach trouble Ny husband was
also greatly benefited by It's use ,
To gain knowledge Of your own body--in
sickness and heaith-send for The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser A book
of soos pages Send al cents in stamps for
paper covered, or. 81 stamps for cloth
bound copy. Address DR. K V. Pierce. o6s
Main Street Buffalo n Y
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23
This aaves You Money.
MINING APPLICATION 40 1855,
Miner7l Survey No. itgr>a.


u. :. Land OtSce. Denver Land District
Denver. Cnlorsau, Fsi.riety =. teS-
S5stce ss hefeby given that " " Le1theN whose
Fastufaes ad3fess is fiah3 S9riHss Cole. has ne de
arpiicgtoH for patent fsf Ass4 Hntaf feet 1H thf
Gt4f hagie NJ. lode. taassng god and s4sef, tie
same stias S59 fgsf a7 W .. Aut i'A teet
a. ~ iFln discovery shaft fbsfson. ~ith SHsiaes
sfssan1 50 iest - iagA situate IaekSon mEntttR
tlstegct Cie1e Creek taunte st7te ~ Coqfatr, ana
5 scaeea IL the pist AID hsa notes fiie 10 'his
usfice. fai.5s2s, VlE5
GRAY ESGLs NO. iionE.
Bsgt7nirR Let \ B.. siencg ne e Ia Cot
SeC T Is x - ". u 1fie rsh- hssfN =
"a To- 81 t 1855 feet Tlenee :. A. " Ietst
fest to Cor No. ,: tfcnee " 90 w 81 tesi
10 Coz. No g. thence = IS W ldA.es feet 80 Cor.
NJ {. thence ~ r Ia fseH tn Cor Nc + thvaee
- z. iSl y feet Cur- No g. tiirHce : 90 -
T. ,p1 fsAi 10 6szsf No !. yaF Faas af fss.4H tnk
Lpatslnng i2s2 aces. expressly eTrcpti1g ard
eNcIaing ali eonHet Slth surveys Nos u iis aHi
fsiruing portion 0f the : 3 ~ Sc. ? fsf- = r
u W 4 The 9Th rrluGpai meridian. Sai4 location
halng recorded In vol tFi rage ti2. Of the records
OF lear Creek clianty Caitta4o-
Aiplnns ell,nanlz osueIs OF surs. Nos. sit2
and l65td.
e. D, FORD. heEfsfff
First published Mar. =. 1908
last published MAg, 7. tssli.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23
MINING APPLICATION NO 1879.
iits.aI s,.Ir..aA. NJ l,lsal
US Lana omee


u Lana Once
Denver. Colorado. Ferf4sfy ~. 1g1i. (
Naiirs IS her ey given fhas Henry r, rarf By +.
Lucy lbs attorney in TACT, whose postoihre IS liaho
>prirgs, Ga0ts1e has fatJe apfhea for rHieu'
isr 1853 iprss feet the Rej Llsa ote heafiHE COLA
1s1 ssei tae be,ug pist tess y, - ~ t. Aiti
40 feet iE yf sV frar discovery shaft thereon
with srout3 Ial feet @tifh sitgste IN LACK
son AsiHas bislrtrti less Cfeek epaasy. Stats OF
otrala aU4 .ds5 fltat IN the riai ani 0ej4 notes
hie in ,l4s 0aice, f5iiaNs. YiE-
RED LlO& LODE
Be- iTuI0 I0c At 60 No. whence ihe X & Cor see 3.
ris q " IS tha tH'h - n hears 24' Sc sht-s
r. tn cre- jt@ - " ta.t d 70 e,lf No ,, thence
i3r ~ 70 t. ~ cur ~ N tHe g ~ 81 i5Ot
II, ,oe7r fhsuec iss 81 Z lad #, to eer 80 t.,
t.e p=t= 4 beginning.
1bn.4Hia.: - arvs. EXPRESSLY s8eapti < and
eNtle3ag a eonAci % sur eys Nos. Ias. 2aiA and
sssS ana ifmiug poFu0n Of the y w = 1t See 3.
II $. saA aasssaayt4e4 I've s. 2 y " u the eta
rtlnrieli mrniAn. Said ipcatiln hetne teeoFied in
val IA rage tzH Of ths records 81 Clear Creek
gaauHts. l.Hisf45o.
a65Huine claimants. owners Of above
menifoHat surveys.
G. u. FORD Register
Firsi puetgheI Nshu3fy - 1874.
LAST Published April n 1874
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

4 have used Chamberlain. Stomach
and Liver Tablets with most satisfac-
tory results says Mrs F. L. Phelps.
Houston. Texas. For indigestion. bill
iousness and constipation, these tab
let's are most excellent. Sold by j. j.
Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23
MINING APPLICATIONS NO. i7ts.
Mineral Survey No. lsS59
T.. s Land Office,
Denver. Colorado.

MINING APPLICATIONS NO. i7is.
Mineral survey No, 1885,
u s Land Office.
Denver. Colorado.
March 3, 4.pi,
Notice Is hereby eiven that The Honest
John Mining. Milling and Tunnel Co, by
aahu r. Puehsrt, its attorney in fact.
y hose postoftiee IS Idaho Springs. Goi8-
fadg has made application for patent
for TIE Cpiurnhlne Placer. bearing gold
aituatl in Cascade or Ottawa and DEM
nrrH Mining Districts Clear Creek eoun-
s. stats of Colorado. and described in The
Diat md field notes on hle ia this ONCE
- THE coLrMRINE PLACER
@ s f. e. s T9T ) ~ n y Y9sAsf W Of hs th Sb v
Z " bears s. ~ f. lsl4 IT, thence !.
is 81 s.. ~ It. % Cor. N9, thengee 5.
& " so q. to Cor. No. a thence y. y
9. " 20 Il. to Cor. Ne, s. thence = q
=. = 5i5.2 Il. to Cor. No. s; thence s.
~ r. $50 H. To Ger Ne. Z, thence n. -
s, i IS II. 10 Cor. No 5. thence y. s.
sa F. t2s5 IT. 10 Cor. No. 8; thence y. 81
Y. E So f. 10 Cor Ne le' :, thence n !. Q
"a = sfs gs E H. e to s5 Cor NO No Il Is. thence thence
y 3 lsls e Z to to Cor Cor Nc Nc IL IL tssase thsase
: ~ W, ei3 II. To Cor. No. l6. thsnee ;.
81 W. sla5 q % Cor. No. II thence
= 5s W l2s7 II. 10 Cor. No. ], the
Containing $lS5S acres. expressly sx-
sepiine gSd excluding M edniiiet win
i ihs w. Z OF Soc. Is y. =. & See. -
i. r. i of Sec. q. TWP. s.. Range "A
estion heinR recorded Ia Vol. i5l. page
q. Of the records ef Clear Creek county
4aiali.ing claimants. owners OF the
Piata, Kim. Chicago No. i
{. u. FORD. Register.
First Publication ptil ?. Ieo4
Last Publication June 1. IL /.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

The gailows frame has been completed
at the Old Town mine and the new pump
will be ready for work in a few days, re-
placing the present inadequate pumping
arrangements and materially decreasing
the operating expenses The other ma
chiuerv will be installed as soon as it has
been received These changes signify
increased activity at the GIlpin county
bonanza
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

The Gum free has this ~ses had 100
ton shipment at the Reduction mill for
treatment. Work on the sinking OF the
shaft has been discontinued iof the pres
ent aud the water skip Is carrying the
wafer out of the bottom at The rate OF SEQ
gailons every tao minutes Levels are
being run and vast body of ore is being
blocked out.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

Colonel Rose, of the Firenlen and Com
ductors' claim in Spring gulch was in
town for few hours Monday taking a
line on the property and incidentally
taking good sized cigar orders for the
firm which he represents, With his min
ing associates he is preparing plans for a
mill at bis mining property to treat the
product, aud anticipates unusual activity
in that section this summer.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23
MINING NOTES.

Nosher u Son have renewed Their lease
on the Treasure Vault, aud the property
is still making a good showing.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

IA. Wight returned to his home IN
Colorado Springs last Thursday morning
after seeing the drills again started IN the
breast OF the Lueania tunnel. He ex-
pects to return next week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

Tire cea,nrnion people are patiently
waiting for transportation facilities where
with to transport tseir product TO the
mills. They have several tons ready for
shipment.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

Rusnor has 1t that E. N Moscript has
secured an interest in the Home leasing
company, taking the holdings OF Mr..
Larsou-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

Work on the Lake tunnel vas resumed
the hrst of the ~eek bs kisahet < Lake
and no delays are now anticipated.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

Ex.Msyer II. Y Johnson. OF Denver,
cams into camp last Monday aud devoted
several DAYS 10 miniag interests hers aud
at UnlnAni.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

Tie Liliy mine. under Manager Stufde-
want. bids fair to take front rank an, ,ng
the most prominent shippers. recent
shipment showing in excess Of SO To he
ton.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

Work on the New Year shaft has been
changed from days pay to leasing bs
Manager Fisher, and The work is going
steadily forward A large production
from this proreEtv IS Anticipated.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23
Nothing Equal to chamberiaia's Cole
Cholera and Oiarrhoel Rem
ely for Bowel Complaints
i. t,tl

We have used chamberlain's Coiic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in cur
family fer years says Mrs. ]. b.
Cooke, of Netherlands. Texas. We
have given ii TO all Of our children.
We have used other medicines for the
sane purpose. but never found any.
thing TO equal Cham maeriaia's. II you
will use it as directed it will always
cure For sale by j. j. Sherwiu-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

DR. IL. McCi4nnahan. OF the Bertha
company, returned Wednesday to his
home AT Bonneville. Mo. after thorough
ly examining his investments here. lie
expre ssed himself as well satisfied with
the showing that has been made.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

For RENT Houses on Sunny side Al
81 90. s. so and $40. 90. lnanirs of W.
s Marshall
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

Try us for ranch eggs, vegetables,
poultry and meats.
THERo s. Co.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

The old Lincoln mill on Spanish bar
has again been put in commission, havs
ing been secured by Manager Bowden Of
the Josephine company. 1t has capa-
city OF thirty tons of ore daily, and the
Josephine people say that they viii have
no trouble in keeping it busy. The ore
from this mine will be treated exclusively.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

into commission the first of the week and
work sinking the shaft begun in earnest,
no stop being contemplated until the 500
Get depth has been attained. The Ward
lode is one of the largest in the district
and carries values that assure the own
ers that they have bonanza. The
IN 1dern mill erected right OF the property
is rapidly approaching completion. and
once the capacity OF the plant is in oper-
alton. great results are expected.
The Sun aud Moon management is de
voting considerable attention TO the up
raise from the Newhouse tunnel, as II IS
though. that at the annual meeting IN
MAY arrangements will be made for
vigorous campaign in this part OF the
property The workings have been
cleaned ous and everything will be IN
readiness Tor the signal TO start the drills.
The shipments increase from the mine
W til commendal /. regularity, fr m 10 to
II wagon loads of mill ore coming down
daily in addition TO the smelling product.
Both the Newton aud the Roberts mills
are running on the product
The Newhouse Iuunei company last
Saturday received a monster ore car
bumper that has capacity OF 6ve cars.
and the huge cylinder was a, once taken
10 the portal of the big bore where il is
now being installed. Ii Is being placed
directly over the grizzlies and will re-
ceive he loaded cars ss they come from
the mine. With an automatic appliance
the entire train load will be turned COM
pletelv over. the contents OF the cars be-
ing thrown on the grizzlies. the smaller
sizes going into the ore ehAtes and the
larger ones to the crushers. This dump
ing process will save much time and the
work Of Al least two men The capacity
Of the bumper IS ahoat tra tons 10 load.
The Night Hawk Hnl N. & NJ. Co
are extending the Silver Gvm tunnel
north through Night Hssk Hill cutting
the apex al depth Of 600 feet on incline
of veins. The compsny's main vein, the
mother vein of the hill. will soon be cut
and later connections with the ST Joseph,
Gtlatea and Fos,aria prop fties are con
templatesi The hill having considerable
water this tunnel is important To- and ap-
preeiaied by adjoining o~Hsrs. High
values having been taking ttom some OF
properties OF this company aud adjoining
properties at shallow depth in shaft
workings the tunnel can be expected to
SPEAK well for that district east Of Sealon
mountain later on. A steady industrious
Canadian Seo,ehmsn III the person. of
Alex Mclean Is the Night Hawk" fore
man, well chosen nau. The snperiu-
teadent oas lately returned 20 Boston To
confer With the company, they being
Boston men.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

Work was started last Monday to put
in shape the shaft at the Torpedo prepsr-
atory TO increased activity on the proper
ty. the work being under the immediate
supervision of the new manager, ] c.
Hull. Owing TO scarcity of water,
work for the present will be confined to
hand, but power will be employed later
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-23

First published Msr. =. t8i
las, pubiislsei Msy 7. Is1i.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
NO REFORMS
FOR RUSSIA
The Great White Car Rebukes
the zemtvos and Tells Them
Agitation is Useless.
REBELLION POSSIBLE.
No Constitution and no National As.
sembIy, Says Nicholas to tho Pso.
pIe...Extremists Depressed.

St. Petersburg, Dec 22.-Emperor
Nicholas, formally notified the country
today that the agitation for constitu-
ton and the convocation of national
assembly is useless. Such is the con-
struction placed upon the endorsement
written in his own hand on the resolu-
tions telegraphed by Chernigo Zemst-
vo on the goth, begging him to convoke
the legally elected members OF the
Zemstvos who wish to present pro
gram of reforms for his considera-
ton.
The emperor wrote on the dispatch:
II consider the action Of the president
to be presumptious and tactless. Cues
tions of state administration are Of no
concern of the Zemstvos. whose func-
tions and rights are clearly defined by
law"
This endorsement printed in the Of
fetal Messenger this morning dashed
the hopes of the extremists; but 1t
does not come as a great surprise.
What the immediate effect of the i'm
perial rebuke administered to Chernf-
go Zemstvo will be, is problematical.
It may serve only to fan the flames and
to be used by revolutionary organiza-
tions to increase agitation and in turn
compel repression.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
GOLDSMITH
BROUGHT BACK
Ex-convict and Forger Now in Jail on
a Number Of Serious Charges
Arrested in Antonito.

Sheriff H. c. Kinsell arrived in the
city from Antonito yesterday after
noon, having in custody Charles Cold
smith, who is wanted here for forgery
and obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
When the sheriff secured possession
of Goldsmith in the Colorado town, the
latter expressed his willingness to set
tie for the amount of the check he
forged and cashed if he were allowed
his liberty. The sheriff soon discover.
ed that he had no money so left with
him on the first train for Santa Fe. He
was lodged in the county Jail to await
a preliminary hearing.
With the amount of the forged
check, Goldsmith secured about SIS
under false pretenses from local peo.
pie. including merchandise from a
number Of storekeepers.
Bound Over to Grand Jury.
This afternoon in Justice ]. Ma. Gar.
cia's court Goldsmith was held to the
next session of the grand jury in the
sum of 5000, which he has not as yet
furnished.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-22
EDUCATORS
FORM CLUB
At Las Veqas-First Meeting Well At
tended-interesting Papers
Read.

The initial professional meeting Of
the Las Vegas Pedagogical Club was
held at the Normal University In that
city Monday night. The faculty from
the normal and the teachers from the
city schools were in attendance.
Prsident E. J. Vert, of the Normal
faculty, presided over the session and
delivered All interesting address on
the subject of Needed School Legis-
lation." He advocated higher stand
ard of qualifications for the members
Of examining boards; the enforcement
of the present satisfactory law fixing
the qualifications of conductors OF
county institutes; the limiting OF the
first class certificates and provision for
the issuance of life certificate; that
the diplomas of normal schools of the
Territory should be made by legisla-
tive enactment, licenses to teach, and
that steps be taken to permit the Ger.
tiflcates Of normal schools in good
standing in other states to be accepted
as licenses for New Mexico.
Miss Maggie ]. Bucher, superintend-
ent of the City Schools, read q short
paper on "The County Institutes"
Her paper was one of excellent sug-
gestions and she pointed out the re-
suits that had already been accomp-
lished in New Mexico and gave valu-
able suggestions as to means Of max
ing the institutes more effective.
The next meeting of the club will be
held on the third or fourth Monday
in January.