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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-10
Emporia Man a Bigamist.

Emporia, Kan, Feb. 10.-Henry c.
Parker. painter. was found guilty of
bigamy in the district court. He was
divorced from Eta Parker last July
and married Miss Ida May Gordan here
August %. The Kansas law says that
a divorce decree is not in effect until
six months after the divorce is granted.
Parker says he did not know there was
such a law. His divorced wife was the
nPOSecuting witness
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Prairie Fire in Reno County.

Hutchinson. Kan. Feb 10.-A prairie
fire started by a St. Louis & San Fran
cisco engine near Medora yesterday
burned over 1,5O0 acres of farm land
and destroyed large amounts of hay.
The high wind kept the fire going for
hours. Hundreds of men worked hard
to get 1t under control
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Bowling Leagues for Peace.

Cleveland, Feb. 1O-Peace between
New York and Chicago at the national
bowling tournament. established today,
will result in the formation of a ma
tional league to be run on the same
lines as the baseball leagues. Teams
aspiring for membership are Brooklyn,
New York PHILADELPHIA washington.
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CALIFORNIA $500
Via Santa Fe.

Tickets on sale during March and
April. This rate also applies to inter
mediate points. Good in tourist Sleep
ers and free chair cars. Liberal stop
over privilege allowed.
For full information and free litera-
t11re. address T. L. KING,
c. P & 7. A. Topeka.
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He-.Yes, I remembered you at once
as the girl I was engaged to in the
mountains some seasons ago" What
remarkable memory for faces you
have, haven't you?' MOTOR rings
Life
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To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets- All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure
e. W. Groves signature on each box 25c
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Gretchen of the Sedgwick Paragraph
treasurer, J. NJ. Lewis of the Kinsley
Graphic.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-10

Newark, N. J., Detroit. Chicago. Mil
waukee. and Buffalo There will be
eight teams in the league.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-10

Everybody reads the State Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-02-10

N. A Berney of Horton is a candidate
for delegate to the Democratic national
convention at St. Louis.
The senatorial convention in the
Thirty-thir district, composed of
Jewell and Mitchell counties, has been
called to meet at Jewell City on Feb
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1904-12-17

Leonard jumped up and clutched bis
hair. Here's a mystery" he said.
staring at his friend. What does 1t
all mean"'
''Sit down and I'll tell you"
Leonard resumed his seat and glanc-
cd at the clock. I'VE have q quarter
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continued on Seventh PaSe.)
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
SUMMONS.

Sttte Of COLORADO. County Of Clear Greek.
II the County Court. A. Seidier. plaintiff vs.. Thomas
Forest ard Grace Forrest. defendants.
ne peope Of The STATE OF CDlOrado to fhOras FOR
rest and Gr,oe Forrest the defend ants above named
Greeting:
VOW are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named piaint. IN
the County Court OF Clear Creek County. State of
Coioraio. AID the complaint therein within
,A days after the sefsice hereof II served within
this County: or If served Of This county. BY
publicsfon within thirty days after The service hereof
exclusive of the day o service; or judgement by de-
fault Will be taken against 'ou according 10 The
prayer Of the complain; ana II copy Of the complaint
he served with this summons. " the service
hereof be made Of this State then ten days aidii
ion1 the time sreeihed for appearance
answer will be allowed before the taking Of juig-
meut by default as Aforesaid
The said acfion brought To- recover OF deteniants
and each Of fhsm the Of Fory-sever dollars and
and merchandise and delivered by plaintiff 10 the
defendants their request between the first day of
October. D.. 1901 and the 18th day Of Deeemhef
A. D. 1901 both das- inclusive and foT costs OF SUIT,
and for interest said sum at eight rer cent per
anaum from December 18th. 1871. as will more fully
sprear from the complaint In SAID action to which
reference IS here made. copy which IS hereto attach
ed ard several herewith
And you hereby notified that II you fah TO ap-
pear and 10 answer the said complaint above
required the saii plaintiff will take iadg against
you for said of x 20 and interest and costs Of
suit acpFdiug To the prayer OF The complaint
Given under my hand and seal OF said court At
Gengefowp in SAID County this 18th day Of April.
HENRY J. CRIST.
2-6st Judge Of Cour
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
Brazil Group to be Actively Worked.

William Morgan, who for two or three
weeks past has been taking a layoft, will
soe,, iuaugurste more thorough and ex-
,ensiye operations upon the Brazil group
Of claims, living at the head of Trail run
and about two miles west OF the mining
village of Freelaud. During several
months pas, he has done considerable
prospecting work. chiefly upon new
strrak that he discovered, the result be-
ing highly satisfactory, there occurring
an ALMOST continual streak OF ore that
a,sayed from SO per ton for the rock
class up to as high as seooo- 1t Is estl-
mated. from the character OF the ore and
the different ASSAYS. that the average mill
rms will return away above the average
v.Iues of the district. The new. pocket
has been run upon for 50 feet in length,
nm. as the adit is very superficial and the
mountain nearly fat at that point, no
stopiug ground OF any dimensions can De
obtained by drifting.
Now that it has been demonstrated tnat
the,. are fine values in that ground, ana
of dimensions assuring pocket worth
a.;,,a after. we understand that It IS MI.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
waltham Mill Con,rae. Let.

on Wednesday, c. z. KeYes secured
til, contract Of erecting the Wsltham
mill from the Wallham NJ. x NJ Co.
The main building will he 26x4i feat,
and engine room 76x44 feet. The stipu-
lation is that work is TO be commenced
and finished IN 80 days. barring unavoid-
able delays.
The Wsltham mill will start out with
two batteries and plates, supplemented
by complete cyanide process to treat
the shines Recent tests of the big bod,
OF ore showed value OF 81 II per ton in
the shines, and IT is expected that much
Of this value will be saved. This mill is
the direct result Of the exhaustive exper-
iments made by Tauner & McNeill last
summer in cyan.ding different ores of the
camp, and while the gentlemen did not
give out much information, ii is known
tuat they were highly pleased with the
majority of the tests both from scientific
and commercial standpoint Much in
terest is being taken by the mining men
OF the district in cyanide experiments,
and the practical commercial test to be
made BY the Waitham people will be
closely watched.
Steam will be the motive power for
both mill and mine. As soon as the
present contract is finished. the shaft
will be carried down systematically and
the mine thoroughly exploited. There
will be no difficulty in obtaining suffi-
cient ore to keep the stamps busy. as the
pay in the mine has been demonstrated
to be 20 feet wide. and then there is
plenty of surface quartz.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
UPPER CLEAR CREEK.

lhe Nssnet uiine, operated by Schaucr
s Co, is reported TO he improving as de-
yelopmeut proers ssrs upon the ore body
"pened IN sinking A Wine from the third
level. At depth Of 5s feet the sireas
has wideard 10 uveI tNo feet. The ore is
being sacked Tor shipment Sinking will
continue. and at the same time the level
below will be crowded aHead to get into
n same shoot. This strike will serve to
Emulate the operators Of adjacent prop
critics on Grifi,h and Saxon mountains.
and Other important strikes viii doubt
les be heralded the coming season.
II Is announced tina, Comfy Attorney
J. White has acquired the Two Sisters
group OF claims, located on Silver creek
and adjacent to the 10 Reynolds. There
re nine patented and four uHpatented
claims, constituting a very valuable
property. The production up 10 date Is
placed at s.. 500 600. There has heen NO
work done for some time in the line of
development. owing TO various causes. ],
known as the Burton tunnel was started
to iniersect the Two Sisters. and tha,
Mr.. White was one of the prime movers.
From this, It is but step to surmise that
mated lately ard that the ,unne, will
now move ahead ith a definite purpose
The working force a, the Empire tun-
mel is to be increased cam will be
used 10 supplement the water power for
the present. as the water supply is below
normal. New ground will be opened
through the lower levels in the Gold Dirt
mine. in the different veins opened by
the Aorta tunnel. Considerable ore will
IN So doing lie extracted and market d.
Manager J. f. stanish. in working
through the shaft on the Last Chsnc
ue4r the 10. Reynolds, has ope.sed good
ore.
Manager f. J. Wiicoxis highly pleased
with the work done by his new mill at
the Stevens mine. The new jgs b <
added vii make the mill one of The rnc St
complete in every par ocular.
The Courier Of last week erred some
ehat in Installing Judge Burton a mar
ager of the Monarch tunnel at Dumont.
ore sssaying as high as 5000 to the
on - reported to occur in the Harris
lode, Ia Ea>; Argeaiine.
The Wider tunnel Is expected 10 cut
ihe Bullion King. prominent lode, with
every round. heavy flow Of water has
been encountered. The tunnel is con-
sidere1 one Of the most meritorious in
that section.
A good tonnage Of high-graae ore IS
e.mlne ou, of the Wisconsin, principally
the product OF lelsers.
Courier Mrs Rees c. Wider was the
guest of Lady Cecil Moon at the per
Torrance given by Patti IN Denver on
Thursday night. Lady Moon extended
the in nvitation in person, having visited
Georgetown for that express purpose.
Work in the Baltimore tunnel is beirg
steadily prosecuted, five and one half
feet per day being made. The Black
Prince lode. which has produced good
mineral, will be one of the first OF i'm
por;auce to be cut The Baltimore has
fine mineral zone ahead Of it.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

Morgnu's intention to run level from
the main shaft, but short distance to
the east. into the shoot and al a sufficient
depth TO open good block OF ground.
The indications are that with small ex
peuditure ore extraction woald thus be
made possible and period of prosperity
for the operators inaugurated.
The Brazil group is one of the most
promising propositions in that region of
rich veins. II was acquired by Morgan
* Kennedy setrs agi. and since that
time a < eat deal OF work done. ore being
opened different plzces In the shat,
sunk uaar tine top of the hill there WAS
ood pay opened but in the bottom
stream of water was encountered which
could not be handled by the machinery
on the miue, and work ceased at that
poiut. Afterward it was decided TO 20
farther down the hill aud tunnel in on
the veia to cut b los the shafI. but al
though considerable has ben done in
that directi n. the shaft has not be II
drained aud is still several hundred feet
ahead OF the breas' of the adi:.
However, the new ~ork has resulted in
the discovery OF TWO new ore bodies. the
one spoken oil ami another in the main
sdt. Il IS therefore certainty that the
operations from now on will be product
i've, the development having reached that
stage to admit OF opening the ore bodies
advant geousiy and prohtably.
Mt Morgan for some time has had in
contemplation the placing OF steam
hosting plant upon the new shaft, now
about I5o feet deep aud do systematic
sinking and drifting. THIS is an excellent
plaa-iu fact the only one to pursue for
th- opening of this network Of ~ veins.
are perfected for pushing operations as
mspI ed out. aud that the Brazil will from
now on receive that attention which Is its
due.
The location of the group is ideal, be-
ing surrounded by such producers as the
I.anartine. Senator aud the big mines of
Silver creek just over the hill to the
vest. The veins are large and the sur
face indications OF tue highest order.
The first lime visited the site of the
property" reu arked MIR. Morgan the
other day. II was struck by the general
formation OF he country and is s,ml-
i1rltv To- the celebrated Marshal basin
This was years ago. upon my return ffom
an cxis ndcd prospecting tour through
The Sau ia II ami other Svctions of the
stale Dave Kennedy and had made
tue tour IN company aud had discovered
an. located some propositions that at
that time were too low grade. in our
opinion. to pay TO handle at d profit, bu,
1t is different nov. as they have deyei-
O ed into big properties. We were so
pleased. however, aith tie Brazil, after a
general study OF the ground aud dong
some work. that We concluded to open
1t up Ia good shape. | still have faith i'll
the merits of the proposition. and the
carrying out OF my plans viii tell the
story"
Mr.. Morgan's large experience as a
miner and ro>peclor warrant the predic-
ton that something is going 10 hum in
the vicinity of Freeland tins season.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

1t has al last be- n officially announced
th7t the DIVES Peleau aud Seven thirty
sraup of mines has bcen sold, the pur-
ehasers heing Louisville, XIV. people.
The consideration IS given as $1,000 to
1000, " i-a Is certainly a reasona hle
a. sgre. considering the aggregate product
OF the different members OF tae group up
10 date and the t0tnre Possibilities.
1t i sad hat the purchases will erect
d 2oo-ion co1ceniFa,or and carry forward
the aui le5eh ,unael to tue Seven Thirty
YIN and a raise pat up to connect with
the Old workings This will open up
vast ore reserves. both smelling and con-
evn'Fagine. o o. McReynoids viii sue
coed Mr.. Rahvsau A. manager and will
occupy the Robson residence. which
Will he Included in the transfer
The change in ownership is considered
by the people Of upper Clear Greek to
mean more &C i've operations upon the
group As whole, wuich will greatly as
'is' IN the general upbuildiug OF that sec
tiarl
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
Flower. in Bloom a. San Antonio.

San Antonio, quaint and beautiful, is
one OF the most delightful places in win
ter-Colcradoan's favorite resort. The
Colorado & Southern Ry. offers round
trip rate of {4i.Io from Denver. II you
do not care to 20 to San Antonio, let us
uiap out.a pleasure trip for you to some
other Southern resort: possibly you
would prefer a trip across the Gulf Of
Mexico. T. f. Fisher, General Passen-
ger Agent, Denver, Colorado.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

c. T. England, manager o. the England
Gold Mining and Milling COMPANY. &C.
compauiei by b. +. Smith of New Bed
ford, NJ ,ss.. one OF the stockholders, were
II is probable that work will be resumed
upon the group very soon. II Is located
up Spriug gu.ch, in fine neighhorhood,
and has produced handsome free gold
nuggets. The principal work so lar has
lie n BY tunnel.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate 81 Joseph Z. Chester deceased.
The undersigned. having b~en appointed admins :
traitor u the estate OF Joseph e. Chester late
county of Clear Creek. and state of Colorado de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that ne will appear be-
fore the county court Of Clear Creek county the
court house in Georgetown. the March term. on
the first Monday in March next. at which lime all
persons having claims against said estate mott
fed and requested to attend for the purpose Of bay
ing tie adjusted All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested TO make immediate psymepi to
the undersigned.
Dated this 5fh day Of February. A. ID. 1904.
FRED E. ANcovE. Administrator.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
MINING NOTES,

The Republic coEsaiidt,ei comp,,v
As has previously huien b, US, viii soon
he operating again at Empire st.,;n,
ard later at DuInant.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

The onoko 6 Id Mines company. OPP.
Grating in Leavensorih eulch. Gilp'n
county, started s'ukiug the main shaft
this week. The pre~ent aepth is no
feet. The I2o and ~ l-ft levels west are
showing nicely, there beng III the latter
abou; six inches OF solid copper ore and
which Is steadily improving. Other de-
velopu;ept work is III progress and the
future outlook is Al o W. Lowell Of
this city is one of the directors
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

A large shipmen' from the Old Town.
made by leasers Thomss s. Richards to
this place. was settled for this week. the
amount being 50 544 3s ret. or So -
per ten. The Lesser CLEARED g.. 6.6a2. 10
over all expeps~s.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

Manager e J. Wilcox of the Waldorf
departed for New York and Washington
cities on "Wednesday. in the interest of
his proposition. 1t is claimed that upon
hrs return he will increase the mining
force and develop the Independence and
other mines owned hv the company.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

Colonel George Eb-rt was in this city
Thursday and is saneuine thar the Penn.
sylvauia tunnel viii soon start again on
its route to the Yankee hill district. Mr..
L. Sternbereer is hack eat IN the inte,es,
OF this and other propositions. and the
prospects of snccess ar bright.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

The NJ Mlmmoth tunnel property in
Spring guleh, Is 10 be operated by f.
aud W s. Montgomery of Colora 10
Springs, under lease from the Kerr. Rob
erts Development company of Kansas
City. The property is said II he IN fine
condition. and as he tunnel intersects
high grade belt of veins, good results
may be expected.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
NOTICE.
ees.s

For sale, Rand air drill in first-class
condition; also about 1000 feet Of in.
air pipe, almost new. Will sell together
or separate. Call at residence of Elgin
r. Weston, Idaho Springs. Colo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

B. Hermann OF Minneapolis. MINI
interested in the Lillv miue. located in
Virginia canon. was here this week s,a
inspected that properly.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

J. H. Person and A. {. Freese OF Den.
yer visited the eonneaiara group. up
Spring guich, last Frid ". and d. cided
to install machinery thrr on.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

The Kokomo shaft at Durnopt is being
uuwa,ered and it is calculst-d that after
the pr perty is in shape. men viii be ppt
at work in the shaft and Levels
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

Arrangements have been perfec'ea tof
the building of the new mill tor the
Shaffter mine, the site selected being
near the Jackson mill. Su-veys Tor the
same were made some weeks ago. oy
direction Of Manager Roller. who referred
the same to his company for approval
The ground forms portion of the Ierr'ii
and Edwards placers. and full title f'l
same secured from John G. Roberts OF
this city. The Hudson Reduction com
pany. composed Of members OF the
Shaffter company, will erect and operate
the new mill, which will be ready for ore
about Yulv rst. II will start out with a
capacity Of 80 tons pef day.
The Saaffter ore is uniformly free mill
'ng and very easily treated After con-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
What Are Thew

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. new remedy for stomach
troubles. biliousness. and constipation.
and a good one Price Is cents For
sale by j. j. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

necii N is secured with the Big Five
central tnnucl, which will be eff ctsd
TINS summer, there will be no difficrl'y
experienced IN K e7ing The stamps busy.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

n. T. Kelly, who has for the past two
years managed the Kelly tunnel running
into Republican and Democrat noun
taius, resign, d tis position this week and
has gone TO Old Mexico. Mr.. Kelly is a
capab man and made good record in
driving the Kelly. which is now about =
haf-mile in length Substantial build
ings were erected at the uou'h of the
tunnel and the power plant l. firs,-elass.
As the proposition Is one OF the best III
the state. no doubt operations viii be re-
sumed LefJre long.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
BUSH & BONNEY
In surance Agency
AND REALTY
Mines, Re al Estate, Loans,
Notary Public.

Some Of Our Insurance Companies;
Hon of New York
Hartford gf Hartford Conn
Nortr America OF phhsIophia.
ftrg ASS .clai ion. n A-phliA1e lphia unierWriiers
No1h butish ari MeFcAntile Of LONDON.
soyal oi Liverpool.
National Fire Hanfari Conn.
pennss is ANA Frr oi Philadelphia
Phoenix 81 Hartfafj. Conn.
tremans Fund OF California
German Anrte8n 4 New York
Nisracsra Ere Of New York
New York Underwriters
kgt ENchaHge Assurance.
II Paul Fire ani Murine 81 s. Paul. MINI.
Hariuri Steam Boiler Inspection ami Insurance
Com any
Travellers Insurance Co. artfari. Conn.
eanhe Life Association OF Des Aoinss
tadfliy and Casualty CO of New York
liosis Pate Glass Insurance Co. Of Nes York.
Amerlcan S4teiy Co. Of Sc0 York.
American BuHIing Co Of Baltimore. MI.
.on1pn Guaiante AMI Accident co.
stesn Boiler Employers L. ieinty. Life. FIRE. Acct
tent. Health Plate Glass. Surety Bonds and every
other sind of Insurance.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

Thomas Barnard reports that IN the
breast of the adit he is driving on cross
vein for the Clarence Stephens group
there is a decided improvement. Live
rock is coming in and there is some solid
ore in conuecsion with the mill dirt. As
Mr.. Stephens owns an elegant waller
power and mill site at the mouth OF the
tunnel. it is not improbable that mill
will be erected iu the future. Much de-
pends. however, upon the Developments
The present work has been attended by
very encouraging results so far. and IS
there is steady improvement the future
OF the property is bright.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06

his reported .hat X ii. Ncsey and w.
S. Marshall of this city, with Dr. Sh al I
Of Denver, have m uie arrangements foI
the manufacture of their new loading
invention, which it is thought will re
duce the danger from missed shots TO a
mi -ium. The invention consists of a
plug tightly rolled specially prepare d
paper. The plug is inend,d d to fill the
drill hole. and contains small hole ior
the fuse. which is placed over the powder
aud small wedge al the end is 10 be
tauped until it is solidly in place. so con.
structcd that the tanping will hot inter
fere With the powder or fuse.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
Bush a Bonney,

ssAL ssrArs. MINES AND INSURANCE