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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-04
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-04

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The Swift Specific Company. Atlanta. Ga.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
High School Notes.

All of the school work and exsmina-
tious for the seniors will be completed
this week and the entire nex, week will
be devoted to the commencement pro-
gram.
Owirg to SIR. Potter's illness and
greatly to his disappointment there will
he no address given on Friday night. on
the Struggle Between the Lion and the
Bear"
Miss Pendletou returned 10 school Mou-
day morning aud She was warmly vel.
coined. Tha, the students were glad to
see her again manifested by the ex-
preston Of pleasure on every face wen
she entered the room.
The excursion to Boulder high school
day vas not as well attended as the occa-
sion warranted. Only about ten Ligh
school students and the same num5er OF
town people took advantage of the spe.
cial rate. Nevertheless those who did at
tend enjoyed the rxceien, field meet and
repor; a very pleasant ,rip.
This is The last issue OF the high school
notes this year, aud it is the intention Of
Mr.. Potter that the notes shall be made
a regular feature O! each ensuing term.
/, IS hoped that the public has not he
come wearied Of reading the minor de-
tails OF school life. since II is thought that
through the medium Of the notes an in
creased interest ia school work Is taken.
both by the town people and the students.
81 the beginning Of next school term an
editor will be elected 10 take charge Of
this work and push it ahead. working on
the meagre foundation Of the hrst year
of this Innovation
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
Notice Of Special Stockholders Meeting

Notice Is hereby given that st 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon of June /. 1904. at the
Office of The Walghsm Mining aud Mil
ing company in the city OF Idaho Springs
Couu,y Of Clear Greek and State Of Colo
RADIO. will be held special meeting of
the stock holders Of said corporation for
the purpose Of transaetiug such business
as may properly come before said meet.
lag and a; said meeti * the following
proposed amendment to the articles of
iHcos p1ra'i0n Of said company will b.
Submitted 10 th- stockholders:
fis., article Third oi said articles II iu-
corporation be ameadsd to read as follow.
io.WiI
Third TIE cspiial Stock af our sad
corporation shah &c Five hundred thous-
aud dollars ssoo.oo3-ooJ divided into
Five huudfed thousand shares $4,000 j
oi the par value Of One Dollar isTo1l
each. aud said stock shall be uon-assess
able.
That article Fifth u said articles Of in
corporation be amended to read as FOL
Io~s. to-wii;
Fifth. The aiIaiTs and management Of
said corporation shall be uudeT the con
trol Of three q directors.
Il wfTSEss wHEEEoF the said The
waltham Mining aud Milling company
has caused these presents to he signed by
its President his 2gfh DAY Of April. 1904.
THE WALrHAN MISfSs * MILLING Co
By II Y. TAxzrR.
Its President.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
Lawson Lirnnines.

D. J Dopnrly visited Denver wcdnes-
DAY and Thursday.
John soaife has gone to the plains 70
regain his broken down health.
George l.. Bingham visited camp 10
mak an examination of hts mining prop
erty--rhe Silver Fails group of clainis
workmen are busy putting the Capital
mill in running order and when the need
ed repairs are completed the ores from
the 10 Reynolds mine will he treated
there.
HAYES & Boyd sport a new sign in
front OF their black smith shop. The sign
which Is the workmanship OF II 9oyd
would be credit to an artist in that par
ticuiar line.
The Commodore tunnel cut large
vein this week. and judging from the
volume of water coming out they have
cut a vein having old workings which ave
full Of water.
There will he a special election in this
the question Of free tex, books and to fix
a special tax levy for putting an addition
to the school house.
Ailiande and Melville have made ar
rangemcnis TO rpn the Murray dump
through iheir mill at Dumoni This old
dump has been a money M ker fer ses-
ersi meu in Lawson and tn re Is not the
least doubt bat that much more hard
cash can be rxiracteu from 1t.
The Lawson schools close very sue.
cessful term this week. Friday will he
closing day and II viii be duly celebrated
by a picnic IN some shady nook not far
from town. The teachers ( A. Work
and Miss Baehr can close their term as
sared Of the TACT that their efforts have
been appreciated by the patrons OF the
school aud with the best wishes Of all in
the community.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

On May several Of the members Of
the local tribe OF Red Men wen, to Idaho
Springs where business meeting of she
Clear Greek Valley Red Mems Associa-
tion was held, representatives Of all the
tribes Of the district beiag present, aud
arrangements were partially made for
the biggest meeting ever held in the dis
trict. The association will meet this
year on Flag day June, Il. at Black Hawk
and arrangements have been concluded
for special tram from Idaho Springs
aud Georgetown which is expected TO
bring az least roo Red Men and their
ladies. also hand. There viii be speeches
a parade, entertainment aud in the even
ing a big bail Ben Hurwitz is chairman
of the entertsinmeu; COMMITTEES and Louis
Rachofsky secretary. y.-Giipin Observer
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
An Open Letter.

From the Chaplin. 5. c. News
Early in the spring my wife and | were
taken with diarrhoea and so severe
were the pains that We called n ply
sicIaH Ehe prescribed for us. but his
medicines failed to give any relie,
A friend who had a bottle OF Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy on hand gave each OF us a
dose and We at once felt the effects.
procured a bottle and before using
the entire contents we were entirely
cured. It is wonderful remedy and
should be found In every household.
II. c. Bailey. editor. This remedy is
for sale by J. ]. Sherwln.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
sPftIALElllIlnN nnIIrE

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y an q1aiaaacs Fas=et ts he Giia C1arfeil q To-
Or "a ia5il Springs aH4 eI,sfoss1 4af -isf IA
ll hrr1l. issf n sffsi rfztlrl '4 r. haf4 In ia
slr4sas eieefiHu sEafAa Dc ftfs e iaaro spsiaes
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tsoasfs NsA.Usll. - - uiact iefrof pas r.
slfst. Tor TOE rnrriss u p aoasffaciiea n sai
atiT atsfea fef ealgfng estEf ssis fly fhsuG n
fhe stfHlfsdr 1iA HkfensaH u san1uils ca aii
Are4rfs ff. "a ana infegh s4la fliy. sai4 tnnaa 10
eeai Interest & b- RATE Of Afs ~ cent gur an
slaa4 rzsaeis ssHf-sn1usiif the ffirtips pfyzrs
sfse1 ysass ans lse. tle elfF resrfNus tse KS o.
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srr nEs ir tAs year HeEI Ffectane kaia ei-efil
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90 esfe CO.. 1s1ior Al persons v8finR or SAD
question shtt b. t1it zhsTcaa are .alsi Z tils
sasss Or lie H4n-s ans tie cfaasi,in nf ffH 5erf
ttcfsu r -az5iHsf ths = ras sHI the r-daiioa u
the dchi fhefso' shl tsft q shs tc 4 asft IN
haai boa gfasa=f4 }if ffiai Ysfpssse- The pills
- ae ufsn ffsa seven 1tlack 4 NJ 60 sefeH 'cisrk
p- 81. u't sali lfta say afJns li. at ii.e tpSins
piases tH-zit
Is = afa - 1 aatase 4. ilza NJ
is Wasl Nc. Z. al ssz14sa ~ Aissaa Chuteh-
n Ndrt ~ 3. ~ Il 1lsr 4fr.s-se ~. Z
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Lass Fsticatian 1s-n Is. ifiii-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
Cured His Mother of Rhsumatisn.

My mother has been sufferer Tor
many years with rheumatism. says
". II. Howard, OF Husband. Pa. AT
times she vas unable TO move at all
while at all times walking was pain
ful. | presented her with a bottle Of
chamberiain's Pain Balm and after a
few applications she decided Il was
the most wonderful pain reliever she
had ever tried. In fact, she is never
without it now and is at all times able
to walk. An occasional application
Of Pain Balm keeps away the pain that
she was formerly troubled with. For
sale by ]. J. Sherwln.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

To Thomas Convie, his heirs or assigns:
You are hereby notified that We the anders gnet
have expended during each of the years 1909 and
1915 the OF hundred ioiiars 500 In labor and
improvements upon the Louisa B. lode mining claim.
situated IN Cascade Mining District. Clear Creek
county. State Of Colorado. the location certificate Of
naid claim being recorded In boua is2. page BIS
In he records Of the County Clerk and Recorder Of
the said county. Said expenditures were made in
order hold the said claim under the provisions of
secion x324 OF the Revised Stasuies OF the United
States and amendments thereto. Concerning annual
labor upon mining claims. and being the amounts re-
quissd 10 hold said caim for the period ending De-
ceuter 81. 1903 foa hereby notified that II with
In ninety f9D) lays fun the Date OF the last pubica-
tioa Of this notice. you fab OF refuse 10 contribute
yu>g proportion Of said expenditure co-ownes in
6 cIain your interest therein will forfeit and become
~ properly Of the undersigned BY the provisions Of
- statu.es in such case made and ysovided.
J. w. JACQUES.
N. MeiNERY,
j. S. BURNS.
Fifse publication Apsll 80, 1904.
l0a 1ubIicatiou July 70, 1901
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
AlNlNa APPLICATION 80. 10
aizsrsi sarvey se fets7
l.. s Lsns a%ee.
il~Esef. C.4.1gfts.5 IT..

4. s Lsns o@see.
DrEsef. Caiufa.9. azy ) 1904
Notice i hereby given that The sun
aGd Moon Mining and Mi ling couirans.
by 4. < Bonuey. its agent and attorney
iu fact. whose ppstoifice IS Idaho Springs.
Colorado, has inade application for a
fatcnt tor 100 linear iccf on the Iiors
NO Lode BEARING gold asd silver the
slrne besng s. feet ) 81 deg and * min "
and 1912 feet \ 81 deg. s. niin. =. from
discovery shaft thereon, with surface
ground So feet IN width, situate in Idaho
aHd Independent Mining Districts. Clear
Creek County. State OF Colorado. and
iescriied by the official plat. herewith
Posted and by the field notes on hlc in
this office. As follows. viz;
BEGINNING at Cor. Mol. whence the W.
3 Cor. sec. 80. T / :. r - ". bears :.
s. ieg, As min, - see. e Sois.is Il and
cor Ne. :, sur. No. 1ss General Jackson
luie bears :. 70 deg. s. min =. So OF #:
theffce q! deg s. min. " ..Do fl tocof.
80. ,, wheucr cor No ?. sur. No. lIsz
Lightning Streak lode bears a. Is deg.
-- min. ". ss9 feet and cor Ne. ,. sur
No 546 Cricket lode bears II. y deg o.
min, 80 sec. G. zs6ssg feet; thence n.
aeE - min ". t57s Il 20 cor No I.
thcacc Il deg. IS fniu e. 1900 feet to
cor. No s. thence $. dee- 20 min e ls- IS
q tq cor No. the place Of beginning
ontAining l-fs1 acres. exclusive OF the
conflict with surveys Ne. 2sSt 1876. zeQs.
-esr aud si44 and forming a portion OF
ttc nnsuhdisilcd r : of K = y of thr
fih p. ni-, said ioCation being recorded in
sol. rs page z9I II the records 81 Clear
Greek County. Adjoining claimants on
ihe north the Hops lode aai IN tho south
ty the sun. Moon ard + Minot lode
c u. FoRp. Register.
First pub. May teoi.
Last rub. July leass
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
Noiirf oi AZ Annual f.ls.iinr.

The aunusl uieet.as of the stockhold- 3
Of the Blue Ribbon Miuiug ard Niliiue
company will he held At the Office Of th.
COMPANY ia Idaho Springs. County of
Clear Greek. State # Colorado. on Tues
day, the 7th day of June. Iso4. At u
O'Clock. n. for the purpose OF riectirg
directors for the ensuing year, ard sulh
other business ss may properly come le-
fore the meeting.
THE Blue RBBo~ MISISe Asn Mint
ING CoMPANY.
by T. n. cKowE, Secfetarx
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
First rub May Il: Las, pub June Is. 1904.
MINING APPLICATION NO. f77s-
MINERAL SURVEY NO. fs4sl

Denver, Colo. May

Denver, Colo. May 10. 1904
Notice is hereby given that A. l.
Bean by L. S. rnderhill attorney in
fact whose postofiice is Idaho Springs.
Colorado. has made application for a
patent for 1900 linear feet, respective
" on the Gettysburg. Pine Grove and
Hardscrabble iodes. bearing gold and
silver. the Gettysburg lode being al
feet 8 4ss 80. E. and 1883 feet y. as
80 W. from discovery point. the Pine
Grove lode being $50 feet 3 as 80 E.
covery point: the Hardscrabble lode
being. sss feet :. as 40 E. and s75 IT
n. 4ss 30s w. from discovery thereon
with surface ground 124.5 IT. in width
on the Gettysburg lode. and $50 II in
width on the Pine Grove and Hard
scrabble lodes. respectively. situate in
Ohio Mining District. Clear Creek
County, State of Colorado, and de-
scribsd IN the plat ana field notes on
ME in tnis cflcSpss cflcS ss 9S,lews. via:
Beginning 1t cor. No !. whence the
n w cor Sec. !. Tp. Z 3: r. - w. Of
the 6th p. NJ bears n. 80 49, 3O'' Il
1.7s4.5s II; thence 8. 4ss so E. 1900 ft
TO cor. No 2; thence 8. 3ss 80 W. 125
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

f. 10 cor. Nc. ,. thence y. 4S. so W
500 IT 70 cor No d thence Il. asa
~ r rs III TO cor. No. /. the place os
FINE GROVE LODE.
Beginning at cor. No. l. whence the
X Va cor Sec I. Tt. s n "a W, of
lae sth =. NJ bears " y Is 3s.-
zs4 20 feet thence 8 4s TO Z $500
n, "a cor No : thence ~ zas 50 r.
i7a.9 II to cor. M. g. thence. y as 30.
So i.8eo f. 20 cor. Nc { thence $ zss
3g- IS. i5as5 II. TO cor. No. /, the place
df beginning
HARD SCRABBLE LODE
Eesinnins AZ cor. No !. whence the
s. ". cor See. No !. TIP I = r. ~ "
q The 9Th p. N bears s. 5s W
7a2s-sS II. thence :. as 30 r. 1sHe II
10 cor. No. 2; thence 5. 2s 80 w fsa :
r. 70 cor. No ;. thence \ as 20 w
fSe n to cor. No. a. thence n ssr So
z 59-s q, 10 cor Ne l. the place OF
isszinninEs
Containing 1865 acres. expressly
excepting and excluding ali confsief
with, surveys Mos. 3s1 8nd ? eaa ans
praling a portion OF the N T. Y Is
see , and tEe y W + ~ nee Tp
: range - w OF tn. sth fsrfgc4rai
meridian Said locations being re-
aprded in volumes a4T. pages arg ana
tt9 fespee lively % the Records Of
clear Creek county, Colorado.
adjoining claimants owners Of above
rHmsd surveys. and survey %o 4ha AM
q ID. FORD. Register.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
MINING APPLICATION No. l7sa.
l,.tal s..l...L No Isl-a
n.-...-- 800. "a. /. Ia.li


q : Land Oftce
nzrser- Caisfsdc. NAV 5 It.pf.
Ngiics Is hs'gss giesr lhsi The Sun aue Moor
Mining esd siaAnE tsmFaHs p 7. I, boaRet Is
attorney fact. ant fscni xnass pstltee s in
Srrngs Colorado. has made Application fay rsfcn
for iseC linear on the Farm ode ana t3r i-ea
isssaf lee. OH fhe New Century lase tSaring goia
ana sves With surface EroarS 10 teet n eIift ,,H
each q ssi3 i1sss situate in Pleasant Valley mining
district 6iipin an ClcaF Greek Counties. STATE u
cosaso and issesihss in ~ pis; and nela n1ies Of
te IN tbs oface.as fplinws. viz
EARTH LODE
The SaHse heinE 20 Il 5 lHa % y ari l2fl n 4
sFa ~ ffns eenssr - discovery shaft. Be min <
=; Coz No. NhHnes The : Cur sec - y
,i he sll n heszs 81 n g. y522. ~ n.
3ss7 II an cor 20 3 Ne. s.si Siar lode hears
ST 81 " ga,6s IT. ihenee \ IT, - 800 n. 70
cor No .: the &c \ - ~ IL II. 70 ce5. 40 g
thence W. 20 = LEO IL. 10 Cor no g. whence COZ.
Ne 10 sur NJ. ss5, M09saHeaa lo5e tears IA eis o.
2. - #. an CT. No Z sur No I'ssi j. warner
e. 10 eof. No. l. tbe place VI hegianing.
NEW CENTURY LODE
The sane heing r. f. s4s ard li7S f.. n 81
20 fros center q tiseoyefs SHAFT. Bsginning
cot 70 whence The !. COR see ., 7 y y Glib
S;aiieu 80 ~ hears IS ie ice 10 n and cor no 3
survey no Ilss William Perm lode hears 3ss - e
1916 hence a. 80 II 20 eof .: thence r
s5s ~ ii7s #. 10 s. thence so IS sla
". a. thence 81 ID " lf7s II. cor no 3
THENCE ~ " se2 II. To cor no q; whence cor no.
siiS Star lode Fears ~ Al 800 IT. thence
80 Is i5 % Il TO l. tie place Of beginning
Containing 40 acres. expressly excepting and
exeiuiIng all conflict with surveys Nos Ifs4 ss2 st4z
ard iass ami forming abortion Of the unsghdfviisd
T3 s. isW Of the 9th principal meridian. Saii
location being recorded in vol ia. page SO Of the
records of Giirsr County. Coiorato.
Adjoining claimants on the Northwest the Moose
head lode. Sur $50 AMI Star iote. Sur. sts sni on
the southeast the EiaiI lode Suf 5ss2 and the Wnn.
- C. D. FORD. Register.
First Published May !. 1904.
Last Published July y. 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
ApMlNlsrRAroR,s NoTIcn.

Estate Of Charles r. Bragg. deceased
The Undersigned. hsyirg heen arpointei admits
irairS nf the estate OF Charles r. Bragg. late The
county Of Clear Greek. and of Colorado De-
ceased. hereby gives Notice fst She Will zppesr he
tore the e,l1ny nf Clear Crsek Comfy at The
house In Georgefown. at The June term on
the fourth Monday Ia June next. which tine al
persons having Claims against said estate ns;l-
ned ana requested to attend for the purpose OF hav-
Ing the same adjusted. All persons inaebted 10 said
estate are requested to make Immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day Of May A. D. 1904.
SARAH R. BRAGG. Adninlstra,rix.
First rub Nav Il: Last Pub June IL iap4
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
Kempton Konsdy Komrany.

"A Homespun Heart" by Hal Reid
opera house on Thursday, May 70. is a
pastoral play OF hunor and pathos. and
it kept the audience alternately in laugh
ter and tears. 1t is full of heart-touching
scenes Of farm life. There are four acts,
short with good clini4xes.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

On account of business being slack at
the stations. Dumont and Lawson, the,
agents have been removed The trains
will stop as usual for passengers. and
all prepaid freight will be delivered at
those stations. and other freight will be
taken TO Georgtown or this city. Al such
time as the business at those points viii
sustain an agent. one viii be furnish. .
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
Opening OF Bsebee Hotel.

This well known hostelry will be
reopeued to the general public on Mon
day the 75rd inst. by Mr.. c. c. Murray,
formerly of the Hermosa house of Trim
BILE Springs. near Durango. Colo. The
general public may expect the very bes,
of hotel fare in all its departments. A
trial is respectively solicited.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
calvary Eplseos al Church.

Whiisunisy, May =.
Teiy Communion aud sermon. II 2 m
SUNDAY School. 9ss a. NJ. Evening
prayer and sermon. 7;so p IA. All are
welcarle The Rev. r F Kramer Pb D.
rector Of AH soints church Of Denvtr
viii preach the sermon II the IS Hiug
PRAYER.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

Earl Shaffer has this week graduated
from the Gross Medical college, and will
practice his chosen profession in the
Rio Gratde hospital at salida.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

Wilbur r. Maliallieu. for many years
bishop in the Methodist church, was this
week placed on the retired list owing to
his extreme age, having been in acsive
service for many years. He ; Z. second
sDs,sin q John +. Mallallieu Of this city.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

For SALE-One of the best houses on
Colorado Street, modern in every respect,
close in, and for sale at s. coo less than
actual cost. See BROAD about this as
we'll as many other bargains. 1t
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

Charley Fluke has been laid up and
under the care of doctor this week and
his place at the depot has been filed by
Dick Pierce. Charley has SO far recovered
that he expects to make good next week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

Rev. Nathan Hugh Lee. Of Denver, will
occupy the pulpit at the NJ +. church
next Sunday. In the evening he will
speak for the old soldiers.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

District court adjourned Thursiay un
til MONDAY. The jaFors were excuse,
until Tuesday.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

W. II. Cunningham. the representative
of the Daily Mining Record for Clear
Greek and Gilpin eounties, has secured
offices in Room ). Hall building
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

Ben Owen ieit the frst Of the week Tor
a sisi, to eastern points He viii stop Tor
a few days at st.i.ouis.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

II yeu want an expressman telephone
c. +. Fish Black sI5.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

Judge c. W Peter, representing the
Aetna Insurance company was circulating
among his many finds here Thursday
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
SHORT SETTINGS.
Or II. o. Allen. The Dentist

Ed. Rouse made business trip TO Den
yer last Wednesday.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

j. X. Anderson, formerly connected
with the Piashurg Consolidated Company
WIS in the city Thursday looking after
some business matters.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

Miss Nina Roberts. niece Of Senator
Roberts, has been a visitor to this {. y
this week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

Mrs. Chas. Plutnb who has been visit
ing with her sister Ia Bisbce. Arizona, re
turned this week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

'orrie sha4fer took his father to the
capital city Thursday afternoon to show
him how to bny horses
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

Manager McDanieis was in Denver
several days this week in consultation
with head officials of the Colorado Tele-
phone company in relation to the local
conditions.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

Miss Olive Fiaeaa was in the city for a
few days this week. returning to Denver
Thursday afternoon.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

,Thos. Riley, wm. Britt aud Ttos. Fal-
Ion of Noyadaville were transacting
business in the city yesterday.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
This SAves You Money.

Ranch butter. as
Brighton creamery. 20
Meadow Gold. ...............3 .
THKRo's.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
Deutistry.

Dr.. w. r. Cain over Merchants & Min
fers Bank. Successor to DR.. Quick.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
L W IpLEaAx
Minister IN Charge.

Remember NV phone numfes Is Black
"a. Z. 4. Fish. exureesman.