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The Imperial press., 1904-07-16
Baseball Players and Foot Racersi

Louis J. Kruger, ex-champion long distance foot racer of Germany and Holland, writes, Oct. 27th, 1901 Dur ing my training of eight weeks foot races at Salt Lake City, in April last, used Ballard's snow Eminent to my greatest satisfaction. Therefore, l highly recommend Snow Linimcnt to all who are troubled with sprains, bruises or rheumatism. 25c, 5Oc, q .OO bottle.
 Sold by Imperial Drug Co. Dr. F. s. Anderson Propr. Phone 7S.
The Imperial press., 1904-07-16
Moore's Ice Cream ParIors.

Mrs. Jas. T. Moore and daughter have opened mp in the old store formerly oc- cupied by Stevenson Bros. an lee cream parlor also lemonade, soda, cold drinks of all kinds candy etc. 7tf
The Imperial press., 1904-07-16

Inn TswE> has a column headed . Willie Iabulatci" Doe- that mean they are making tablets oi Willie? Perish ine thought
The Imperial press., 1904-07-16

JrpsE PARKER is ihc man. and Inn rerial Democrats don't seem lariic- ularly happy over u. He looks ike casy game.
The Imperial press., 1904-07-16

l.. F.. Cooley has gone to Los Angeles for visit.
The Imperial press., 1904-07-16
800 fiead

of cattle at auction. See advertise ment. jy 23
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-30
DENNIS CLARK RUNS EAGLE
Appointed Manager at Special Meet,
ing of American Eagle Co.

A special meeting of the stockholders
of the American Eagle Mining company
was held last Saturday afternoon to
amend the bylaws so that the company
can employ a secretary who is not a
member of the board of trustees. The
work of the secretary has become so
great that the company wishes to have
some man devote his entire time to it.
The board of trustees has appointed
Dennis Clark as manager of the prop
critics of the company. Since the res
ignation of R. M. Sherman last October
there has been no manager. Mr.. Clark
will make regular trips of inspection
from Spokane to the properties near
here.
The report of Secretary c. H. Mer-
riam to the stockholders showed that
during the past year $72, 1000 has been
taken out of the properties and 1890
feet of development work done.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-30

Frank Hye, superintendent of the LIE
Roy Gold Mining company, operating
on Crooked river, eleven miles from
Elk City, was in from the property yes
terday on business trip. In speaking
of that section of the district he said:
81 have recently opened up a couple
of very nice lodges in that immediate
vicinity. One is ledge five feet wide
of nice free milling quartz which will
assay from $3.50 to 500 per ton, The
ledge is we'll defined, showing both
walls and showing it to be true fissure
vein. This is located about three miles
south of the lie Roy group Of claims on
Crooked river. have also opened up a
ledge eight feet. wide on the Wall Street
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-30
MANY AFFIDAVITS MADE
BY Business Men Mine Operators Concerning Forest Re-
Abuses-They Bring to Light Startling State
of Affairs More Are to Come.

The adavs far secured by the Miners and Business
Mems committee brings view startling state of affairs
lang the administration of the Bitter Root forest
condition of affairs revolutionary to be incredible the
citizens of the district Of this recognizes and
admits advance the truth and correctness of the position
sumed by the apoogs for the administration that those rules
and regulations direct line with the general tenor of the
national administration its forest policy which seems to
be policy of the people be durned
For example Mr. B. settler, for cash money
sdean secured right to ranch and after exendng
hundred dollars buildings fences etc. notified by the
that nauh the secretary of the interior
fused recognize his right settle in hold land said
serve notified When this order taken
on with another ruling will be that the secretary of the
interior to his srous self the right of conscaon
Thus before mentioned ruling to the following effect That
business established the withdrawal of the forest
string buy then will do the risk of being refused
permission continue the business, which in effect
coniscation
regardless Of and in contradiction to- the
that the forest would in interfere with settlement
industries of kind which did not initiate against the nation
protection mining industry especially
be fosered how it is being done Among the first
requisites for the successful development of mine is
building of which the miner operator must
permit and he order to this permit give bonds
nominated by the department. that he will respect snd
obey all sundy of fourteen impossible rules and also
that his neghbors obey the be reported and
obedianee which his forfeiture of bond permit
that these claim the royal
atve of png into and inspecting private businesses 1t fact
upon demand make mine
manager that he produce the books for the
enlightenment of the agent to mill returns etc.
susceptible of proof that instructed
upon the mineral standing of mining properties
of u S. mineral etc. The fact that the
ers duty this section is concerned being
ignorant Eskimo both subjects seemed to cut figure
with the department.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-30
Mail Route to the Hump.
Ed. MINING NEWS:

Ed. MINING NEWS:
In a new country like this, various
changes and improvements are needed
as the development progresses, but such
changes are seldom made unless the
movement is started by the people di-
rectly concerned.
One Of these improvements is a
change in the stage routes carrying the
mails to the Hump. The part of Cen
tral Idaho between Salmon river and
the middle fork of the Clearwater is at
present served by two main routes; one
from Sites to Elk City, and thence to
Dixie; the other from Sites to Grange
vile, thence, via Adams, to Hump.
AS is well known the road from
Adams to Hump is the worst in this
part of the country almost impossible
in summer and often impossible for
days and even weeks at time in win
ter.
Instead of the stage line from Adams,
Hump would be better served by stage
from Elk City, over roads passable
every day throughout the year, and
would also carry the mail to Orogrande
and Calendar. At present Calendar
gets its mail from Hump but Orogrande
has to be satisfied with getting its mai
once week, or when some business
man has occasion to make the triI
from Elk City, as there is no regular
carrier.
The length of the two routes is pract
ically the same, as it is twenty-siz
miles from Adams to Hump and TWEEN
ty-five miles from Elk City to Hump
but better roads, more regular service
and two additional postoffices served
are points in favor of the latter route.
H.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-30
WILL INVESTIGATE.
Mining Bureau VIII Have Postoffice
Dept. Look Into Imperial Corona Co.

The Lewiston Tribune says that as
soon as the general import of the pros
pectus of the Imperial Corona Co. was
brought to the attention of the mining
bureau it began an active inquiry among
members in the Elk City district to
learn the true conditions of the proper
ties represented in the literature usel
by the Imperial Corona Co. The bu ca
has also commenced communication
with the postoffice department to have
the operations of the company inves
gated.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-30
The BEN HURLOOKS GOOD
Jim McCaey Owner of the Properly Finishes up his Assess
ment Work-He Gives Interesting Skecth of the
Crooked River Section.

Jim McCaffrey from Hur group the win
having completed his work In conversation with
MINING News reporter regarding the Crooked section
general and the Ben Hur in particular he said
Down Crooked river have system Of dike instead
edges although there quartz but they ultimately
blend with the dkes the geological formation of which
glomerate the of which competent
What considered however far the best mineral
bearing formation those great bodies locally
Hogante named after William Hogan the who discovered its
commercial value but differs following the the
Thus the Vendetta group Hogane the Roy appar
emily blend of gneiss and sch the Pophyry Queen of
spathc ntersperced porphyry
u while similar lesser Degree principally Hoganite The
values reported fairly uniform generally from five
dollars This does not include the Hogan properties
which well known to need no description by
1.-The Ben Hur consists of two claims the Ben Hur
and Ben Israel located 1902 placer claims the Ben Hur
and Ben Israel located in January of this Mike Murray
cured his interests which makes of the entire
the dixie the
2 200 feet with apparent basic width of $50 feet tits there
fore obviously simple proposition develop which
hope to be able accomplish this coming SIMPLE
of rich the Imperial Corona but still pretty
good connection with this group have located right
appopratng the entire river which will when completed
100 foot head and enough 1000 The
mined and med for less than Is cents ton and almost
old rock along the of those dkes will ST. In looking
that section there especially prospector would
be tempted to believe that it, Providence took stock in such e
gold hunting designed existing conditions with eye single
bodies at profit must have cheap therefore natural
Crooked has fall of 100 feet the mile therefore
for mile of river there to several hundred
stamps Yes know will in order to follow the matter
logical conclusion would be necessary to have dixie the
end of each of those miles, but who knows? Providence may
located those dke with mathematical precision
feet and ong but they probably enough for all prac
cal purposes hear of des
look for great mining center down there in the comparatively
FUTURE
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-30

ed in the porphyry and run 81 feet when
the quartz lead was again crosscut,
it still being six feet wide and with the
same grade of ore. The drift was con-
tinued on hundred feet and a third
crosscut made. Here the vein narrow
ed to three and a half feet, but the ore
is of a better grade and great deal of
gold being visible to the naked eye
Mr. Prader is much pleased with the
showing made and will construct a
wagon road to the property in the
spring. He will also put in a hoist and
sink deep shaft. There are a number
of other lodges on the property but are
not yet developed.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-30
Good Quartz On 16e Union Group
near future.

A good strike was made this week on
the Union group. This property is sit
uated about two miles east of the Amer
lean Eagle mine and is owned by the
Mammoth and Great Eastern mining
company, with head offices at Chatham,
Ontario. Andrew Prader is resident
manager.
Work was commenced on the proper
ty last summer and a number of open
cuts made, exposing the ledge for a
distance of 300 feet and carrying a good
grade of ore. A crosscut tunnel was
run 85 feet to cut porphyry dixie which
proved to be twenty-five feet wide and
on the further side six foot vein of
quartz was cut. A drift was then start
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-30
News Strikes Near the lie Roy

group that will assay from $3 to as high
as $40. This group is located about two
miles south of the LIE Roy group.
1.-THE lie Roy tunnel is being driven
in as rapidly as possible with day and
night shift, and also are erecting a saw
mill to out the lumber for the stamp
mill, which is now on the ground"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-01-30

All the leading magazines and illus
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
BETHEL oILEAp.

Mrs. Chas. Csl Of South Randolph
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Edison, Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. George Howe preached at the
church Sunday in the absence of the 2
lar pastor, who is away on a vacation.
There vas a well attended surprise party
at Walter Cbamberlin's Friday night,
given in honor Of Miss Lila Cole, Mrs.
Chamberlin's sister, who leaves in a few
days for Pennsylvania.
Teacher and pupils of Gilead district ex-
tend a cordial invitation to all to attend
the closing exercises OF the school to be
held IN the church on Friday evening,
nov. II, al go O'Clock. After the exer-
cises the ladies OF the church viii con-
duct a sale, n treat all to a generous
supply OF popcorn and apples.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
RANDOLPH CENTER

Miss Hannah Calagan has moved to DR.
Evans.
Mrs. J. Reed Pember Of Woodstock is
visiting friends here.
Dana X. Clough has gone to Woodstock
to teach school tins winter.
News has been received that Mrs. ,John
Sabine Smith has safely arrived at Naples.
N. ID. and r. C.. Bickford returned from
Boston Monday, where they had been FOR
a week.
h. c. Gilbert is at Frank Grisyoldis in
randolph, where he expects to stay this
Rev. g.. w. Patterson attended the cir
terday. '
The ''C' sociable at Normal hall Non-
DAY evening was q success. About as was
received.
Richard Day, who went to his home il,
Boston about five weeks ago. has retnrne5
and is at work for Pearl Clark.
AT Grace church next Sunday there will
De celebration OF the Holy Communion
with sermon by the rector, at 1880 4. m.
Wesley c. Granger returned last Monde,
from the state hospital AL WateThnrys
where he had been the past two mont6s
for treatment.
Mrs. Frances p. W~ashburn. who had
oeeh IN burlington for six weeks, tbe
guest OF Mrs. Jennie Washburn WiiIsrg
returned Monday and is at J.. NJ. Fargo's
Frank w. Mack, late superintendent NJ
ne Eastern division Of The Associated
fress, viii give the second entertainment
IN lecture course next Tuesday eysn
lng, Nov. Is, at Normal hall. fectnre
" Associated Press This Iectnrs
SIohlses 10 be interesting and instructive
No N should miss HI.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
GAYsYILLE.

Mrs. Jesse Wright is spending a few
days in Rochester.
Frank Putnam and wife of ~stockbridgt
were in town Tuesday.
Charles Spaulding has moved his house
hold goods TO Bridgewater.
Mrs. VIII Flint and daughter, Grace,
were in Bethel day last week.
Msude Parmenter Of Pittsfield visited al
Alfred Quimby's a day recently.
Evelyn Sargent has returned home from
several weeks stay in Pittstield.
Fred Rogers and family returned to
their home in Wilder last Saturday.
William Taggart has moved from Ran
dolph to the house Of Charles Spaulding.
Mrs. Alice Waterman returned TO her
home in Lebanon, n. H., last week Thurs
day.
Miss Edith Hatch OF Barnard visited
last week with her friend, Miss Dora
Davis.
Geo. Chatfeld and wife OF Warren VS.
tied her mother, Mrs. Dumas, a few days
last week.
The funeral Of Geo. sawins was held last
Thursday at ! p. m, Rev. j. W. Miller
officiating.
Mrs. Harriet Hickey went to Bethel last
week Wednesday to visit relatives before
returning TO Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Southworth OF
Bethel visited their daughter, Mrs. j.. w.
Miller, last week Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. IL. Tilton OF Laconia,
N. H., visited Mrs. Tilton's aunt, Mrs.
Sarah Morey, a few days last week.
Harold Thurston, the young son of
Henry Thurston, has been taken to West
Hartford to live with an aunt Of Mrs.
Thurston.
Mrs. Hannah Weston died Monday of
Bright's disease at the home OF her broth
er, Elisha Boutwell,, where she has made
her home for several years. She left five
sisters and three brothers. She vas nearly
so years old.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the Nj. +.
parsonage last Thursday afternoon and
the following officers were elected for the
year:-Pres., Mrs. V. S. Cutler; Vice Pres.
Mrs. j. w. Miller; Sec, Mrs. Clara Bal
lard Treas, Mrs. s. G. Harrington; d.
r%ectors, Mrs. A. A. Packard. Mrs. Hiram
Dean, Mrs. Q. J. Richardson and Miss Eva
Luce.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
Tie Football Game.

The COURIER takes from the Montpelier
Argus the following account OF the loot
ball game played last Thursday between
the Wbitcomb High school team and the
I Montpelier High school. From what We
hear, we think Bethel has no reason 70 De
ashamed Of its team.
stIn a game OF football consisting OF W
29-minute halves, Montpelier Hugh schooi
Was Yesterday pitted against Bethel High
school on the Seminary campus and nei-
ther side had scored at the end OF the
second half. The game in itself was a
good exhibition and both teams worked
10 their utmost in the protection OF their
goals. Several times during the game
each goal was in danger and il looked
from a spectators standpoint as though
the offensive must win out. The plgskln
was taken to within the yard line seNefal
times, but the side having the ball to play
would either lose In a tumble or on downs
and then be carried back TO the opposite
end OF the field. Each team worked IN
some very good plays, especially me
oouble pass play and the ball was ad
vanced by each side nee for a distance OF
IS wards. For the visitors Upper made
one run of 80 yards and for the local team
Blanchard made that distance. Consid-
cradle fumbling was IN e~videncesa and sew
eral m~isiudged plays and tumbles were
noticeable in the second half. Inc local
high school was held for downs twice,
once being within the iyC-yard line, while
Bethel was held for downs once. Both
sides gave good exhibitions at rush ana
bunch plays and Montpelier was exeep-
tionally good at bucking the line with the
tandem formation. Both sides struggled
hard to score and every man IN the OPP
posing teams worked as one for a goal.
The two teams lined up as follows:-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
sRookFIELp

Arthur d; Washburn began work in n.
fork shop Monday. l1s
Henry Colt is away visiting his 81,
famil in Winsted, Conn. @a
Maud Jones of Lewis. N. Y, is visit
her brother, Harry Jones.
School closed in the West street sa,
taught by Louise Lamson, Friday.
Mr.. RAYMOND OF Marshfeld visits5
and Mrs. Nye several days last week
Mrs. George Crane returned recent.
from her visit to her sons in Rutland
A new sign has been placed on the b.t.
by the present proprietor, Oliver rbol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Rand had a b.t-
boy come to their home one day last wssI
Mrs. Cynthia Kibbse is able to Sit nm
little every day and is gradually pai6ipaa
strength.
Marcus Peck left for Uxbridge. Mas
last Tuesday to make a short visit 10 N,
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Brown arr ,ro.
what under the weather, suffering irep
severe colds.
Mrs. Horace Kibbee, who had been
Williamstown for several days, returned
home last Saturday.
Mrs. Kimball Of Berlin and her brotbs,
and his wife of Massachusetts, visited !,
Curtis Kibbee's last week.
The Henry family were in town for sew
eral days last week and gave their enter.
tainment at the town hall.
Curtis Kibbee had some venisOn for ssts
last Tuesday from the deer l. evi Preston
shot during the open season.
Miss Pattee Of Montpelier inspected the
w. II. e. last Thursday and reported thsr
work done in a satisfactory manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Fisk have moved
from their farm to their house in the yl.
lage and will remain there during IL
winter.
Mrs. Ella Wills, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Jones, who was ii
for the past two weeks, returned to Eas
Braintree last week.
+. T.. Benham has been doing soma
grading about his house in the village ard
has had the yeranda, which has been On
on the house, completed.
About so Of the inhabitants Of Crown
Point gave a reception to Mr.. and Mr..
William Allen Gage last week Tuesday
and they were the recipients OF a numbei
Of presents,
Arrangements have been made with G.
". Henry 10 paint some new scenery tor
the town hall and to give a production o.
his famous drama, entitled, "Darkness
and Daylight Thursday and Friday even.
ings, Nov. l7-iS. The proceeds OF the en-.
tertainment are TO pay for the new seen.
cry. Tickets for sale at postotfice and I'll
the stores.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10

nine miles to Mortified, where she
bought a ticket for Essex junction.
Inquiry at Essex Junction showed that
she was there and was seen by a waitress
in the restaurant, Nho asked her what
she was looking for and received the
reply that she was looking for work.
Nothing further could be found OF her.
Mr.. Flynn states that he does not wish
his daughter to return home unless she
chooses to. but ne wishes To know she Is
all right.
The family of Lawyer Wallace \.
Batchelder, consisting Of himself, Mrs.
Batchelder and thrse-year-old son, John,
were taken violently i'll early Monday
morning. From the symptoms, Mr..
Batchelder suspected poisoning, and at
once administered large doses OF mustard
to the entire family with very satisfactory
results. Mr.. Batchelder was without
telephone connection and was not able TO
summon a doctor until the milkman came
along when DR.. Otto Greene was called
over, who pronounced the cases slight
attacks Of p6omaine poisoning. Mr.. Batch
elders remedy proved to have been the
right one and nothing serious followed.
IL is supposed that the cause OF the
attacks arose from some oysters eaten the
night before.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10

Mothers everywhere praise One Minnie
S2ugh Cure for the suHerings il has r.
iiefed ana the lives Of their little ones II
nAa saved A certain cure for COUGHS
ford, Postmaster, Of Chester Nfcb
'our little girl was unconsrious
slrangulation during a sudden ana -
rlole attack OF Group. One Minute C,nrh
Cure quickly relieved and cured her al y
cannot praise IL too highly one NinrtI
Soagh Cure relieves coughs. nat
breathing easy, cuts out phiegm. 49,
~ lhnammation, and removes everv cayss
all druggists. y
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
Bethel Granite for Washington.


The Washington Times OF November
4th states that the commissioners of the
District OF Columbia have decided to adj
here to their original estimate OF the cost
of the new municipal building 81 Wash
ington, which Is =, 500, 600, and at a meet
ing held Nov. Bird it was voted 10 ask Con-
gress TO authorize the expenditure OF the
larger amount, 100000 being the origi-
nal appropriation.
The samples OF stone submitted and bids
offered were inspected by the commission.
A number of the offers were eliminated on
account OF either the price or the quality
of the stone, and Capt. Harding was re-
quested 10 Immediately investigate the
quarrIes offering the remaining samples
and also to examine buildings erected
from samples which have been submitted.
No award can be made until after this
examination and it is believed that no de-
lay will come out OF asking the 100000
extra appropriation from Congress, as IL is
not believed that Congress will want TO
have the new home OF the district govern
ment erected out OF brick. The Wood
bury Granite company has a bid in on
this contract for Bethel granite and IL is
understood that the members of the COM
mission individually favor a white granite
such as is used in the new Union station,
IN other words, Bethel granite. II suffi-
cient funds are available IL is believed that
Bethel granite will be chosen for this
building.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
LiLLlEvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly OF Waitsheld
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert fhayef.
l.. Penn Billiard has taken a carriage
drive to Boston. He will visit friends
several weeks.
Mrs. Albert Thayer returned THURSDAY
from Waitsfeld, after spending two weeks
with d sister in-law.
A. L. Currier is putting an addition Ca
his barn and has made quite an improve
ment on bis house by finishing OF rooms
upstairs and putting in two-pane window
all around.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
EAST RANooLPs,

simeon Waldo and wife have retB-De4
nome from 8 visit TO C-onnectisut.
The ladies' Benevolent circle wu
win Mrs, Burroughs "Wednesday &c.
everybody. a'loH %
~. Nay q daughter Of Mrs. Charlie
snap who has been Stopping vvitb -
home IN Bristol. '' Ael
Il p s. G. f. viii give an srts-
l9men and chicken-pia E1rpsr III ~.
Tiaay evening, Nov. IS, Cor the hone