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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
Not Re ady for That.

Once upon time there Was a spend
thrift of the name of Jones. who solil-
oquized In this wise.
What fool have been II had
all the money, for Instance. that have
speni for beer and cigars I conid have
a good bank account instead OF being
on my uppers and trying lo borrow
money from my friends. wish | had
H."
Some one touched his arm
He turned. and there stood his fairy
godmoiber.
You shall have your wish. my son.
she said. -on one condition-thai sou
never touch beer or tobacco teaiH. la
any form so long as you live
Jones hesitated- and was lost
4 don't want il bad enough Tor
That he said
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
In the Corn Belt

A friend of mine, a clergy man ana
very close observer, told me that
upon one Of his trips through the West
almost every man he met aud spoke
with used profanity. but finally he
found one man ~ho talked to him FOR
twenty minutes without using an oath
AS they were abont 10 separate rry
friend shook hands with the stranger
and said
you don't know how glad | am
to have chance to have a talk with a
man Ike you. You are the first muu
have met for three days who cnnld
talk fof five minutes without swear
ing"
The stranger WIS so surprised and
shocked at this deplorabie state ~ af-
fairs that he Instantly and innoceutiy
calculated.
Well. III be imnei' Prot 7. \
Carver In The Worlds Work
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
Forcing Plants 10 Bloom.

The method OF forcing flowers by
putting the plants. for example. lilacs.
under chloroform ur ether for time
to arrest the sap. and then placing
them In a hothouse to bloom. is com
ing into use ia Germany. and
French grower. VI AynArd uf Mount
poiiar. has made striking expert
ment which proves It's efficacy, says
the London Globe. A budding lilac
was put undea fumes Of ether with
the exception of some bonshs protect
ed BY glass tubes from the anaesthet-
ic On placing Il tn the forcing house
it soon burst INTO bloom. ali but the
protected boughs. which remained in
tho bud The experiment can be- male
with budding twiss of the Willow cut
from the tree and kept Ia water Eth.
eriZed twigs produce catskins. while
the others continue iit the bud
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
waEns SING A REQUIEM.
How the Birds Mourn the Loss Of a
Comrade

fDid you know that wrens sing 2
requiem-hold funeral seryice--oye-
their dead?' said a gardener. Il my.
self once saw a requiem In progress
II was an early morning In May, and
an unusual iwiitering outside my win
dow caused me TO get up. | saw. un.
der the caves, two curious festoons
hanging from the room. The festoons
were two semi-circles composed O.
wrens-wrens 10 the number OF 20 OF
25. that clung to one another witt
foot and wing. Thus they hung foF
two or three minutes, and all the
while they twittered mournfully. Then
suddenly. they broke loose and new
away. On going down | found a dead
wren lying just under the window
over which the birds, in their strange
cluster. had so sadly twittered. 4
naturalist to whom | described this
episode said that what had wit
messed was called the 'wren's re-.
QUEEN. an established fact, though a
thing very rarely seen. - PHILADELPHIA
LEDGER.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
JUDGE AT A DISADVANTAGE.
Good Reason Why He Knew Nothing
About the Subject

A certain judge. living In the upper
part oi New York. while trying case.
listened with pain and dtspleasure 10
the testimony of colored woman
who was describing how she had
whipped one Of her offspring. She
enlarged on the narrowing details un-
I'll the judge stopped her.
''Do you mean to tell me that you
were cruel enough To punish your son
Hike that?" he demanded.
lob co'se | did. yoh honoh.' she re-
piled
How dare you be 50 brutai9"
The colored woman looked at him
In fine contempt for i moment. then
asked. slowly:
Look a-heab. jedge. was yoh cher
de father OBJ wuthless mulatter
boy?"
The Judge almost fell from the
bench.
"Ef yoh amt" continued the ne
grcss. then you don't know muffin
about de easel Harper's Weekly.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
The CRY Of the preamet.

am Tired nf uilunluE and toiiiuF
Ia the crowded hive - men.
Hrart-N-4rs of building and spelling.
And spelling and building again
Ana long for the dear old river
Il hefe dreamed my youth away:
For dreamer lives forever.
Ana t9iler dies IN "a day.
! am sick u the snowy seeming
or a nfe that a. HsIf "A lie.
OF the faces lined AifG sCAemlng
ia the thrung thut hurri.s hy.
PROM thc etcsplcsa thoughts eudaayor
] would 60 sheFs the children play.
For Dreamer lives forever
And Is toilcr dies lu a day
! can feel uo pride bat pity
For thy burdens thr rlCh endure.
There D. nothing sweet iu the city
but fHs patient lives OF the poor.
tia thr little bands too EklllfgL
Anu The child mlHd ehnked with weed
Eht taushtrr heart grown wiilfui
And tug I.tier heart thnk bleedzt
No. no. from the streets rude hustle.
From trophies uf mart and stage
would fY To- the woods low rustic
And TIE meadows kindly page
Let mo dream 40 OF old hy the river
And - l1Ned fIF the dream aiNay:
E'nr dreamer lives forever. a.
And la3icr fies ia dAsf
john Boyle - Reilly
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
Japanese Vases.

The poorest man Ia Japan may have
nay. will haFe-his vase II IS very
likely but piece OF bamboo. clio I'd
at either end with a joint. an opening
cut in one side through which the
water Is poured. and the end of he
dower stalk put In. This humble man.
with his innate conception ol trle
art. viii make his simple vase and lis
ore lonE-stemIned ehrysanthemuu a
picture oi such loveliness that there
rich ReighOor with his more elaborzte
yases aad his greater proiusiou u
fioWers.- Florence Feltier In Good
I0usaheeDfug
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
KOREAN Women's HARD WORK
Lsbor-Sa.ins Machines Unknown it
HERMIT kinadom."

As there are no isbor-saying ms.
chimes in Korea, women's work IS
done by the crudest and hardest
methods possible from hulling rice
with heavy wood or stone pestie 20
washing clothes by beating them in
the streams and Ironing them wit
sticks In order 10 iron the elothes
must always be ripped apart aud
wrapped around wooden roller while
damp; they are then beaten by either
one or two women. 1t Is surprising 20
see the gloss on the white calico and
the sheen upon the linen produced b.
ili- method OF ironing II surpasses
the dressing one sees in this country
on newly bought linen. Since the pea-
pie dress exclusively in white, the
woman's day-aud often much of the
night. too-is spent IN washing. iron
Ing and sewing.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
AItooether Too Active.

Charlotte Smith. sort of all
around crusader In Washington. is
known and feared by all pubic men
in the capital. for she is constantly
advocating reforms OF various kinds
to them. A short time ago she came
into the postofiice department and
usGe a proposition concerning post.
ffice movement to Private Secretary
Whitney. MIR. Whitney told Postmas
ter General Payne about ii. who
sent that in?' asked Payne Char
lotte Smith said Whitney. "Pshaw."
replied the postmaster general ~she
fathers everything and mothers moth
ing"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
Food and Nervous Trcui,les.

have the privilege OF knowing
many eminent men in the medical PRO-
fession. and their advice in nine cases
ont of ten is TO eat and take as much
nourishment as possible. Numbers
Of cases of nervous breakdown are
entirely cured by what your CORE
spondents would call 'overeating In
all nervous disorders. from which so
many suffer in this age of keen com
petition. the chief remedy is eating
more than is seemingly required
London Telegraph
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13

b. Stapp, whose postofhce is Denver.
Colorado, have made application for
patent for 1900 linear feet on the X. B.
Stapp lode bearing gold and silver, the
same being $50 feet 5. 50 deg. IS min. ".
and TIA feet northeastcriy from discov-
cry adit thereon, with surface ground I5o
feet in width. situate in Coral mining
district, Clear Creek county, State OF
Colorado, and described in the plat and
field notes on file i'll this Office, as follows.
viz; Beginning at cor. 1. whence the nx
cor. sec. J, twp. ! ;. r IS W. OF the 9th p.
III. bear 5. IS deg. - min. e. 1897 .o5 #;
thence n. So deg. IS min. W. I5o #. to
cor. No. 2; thence n g deg. IS min. e.
5oo.5 II. to cor. No :. thence u. 50 deg.
IS min. c. eI7.7 feet to COZ. No. 4; thence
5 SO deg. IS min. c. 1909 #. to cor. No.
5; thence 5. SO deg. IS min. ". 9so IT. to
cor. No. o; thence IS deg. IS min. W.
s45.7 It. to cor. No. /, the place of begin
mag, containing 5.ISs acres. expressly
excepting and excluding all conflict with
survey No. I.574 Copp lode, and forming
a portion OF unsuhlivided twp. s.. T. 73
". OF the 9th principal meridian. Said
location being recorded in vol. SO, page
90 OF the Records o. Clear Creek county,
Colorado. Adjoining claimants owners
OF survey Nos. 1854 and 1867.
(. u. FORD, Register.
Isl pub January Q. Cd
Last pub. March IL, toi.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
nMMoSs-

State of Colorado. CL5Qn;y ot Csear Greek S.
in the 4istrict Coifi John x. Turner A3iasisafsr
oi the Estate Of Casrse II. 1nfzxF. deceased. glilai
III. Hs- Maria w. Cooley, defendant
The people OF tic state OF C,,sesaGo TO Mara W.
C.syiey the Defendant ahass nsnes. GfeegIags
You are herses reoaired SO spps=r 80 81 aciior
afouS ASsinsi yasi ey Ilse sbsys aasr4 pls ni1 Ia
tie D1sirici Couit - Cis4f Creek Coanis State ..
Csaosz5o zni 1r Sstf The ctsssFzn fhsisa ~ithln
Fsents days atfsf tic service befeuf & served within
isss tooiiiy Or y 1-fVrt oot oi fhis Casi}. u ey
publication ~iihin tilfss DAYS sfsf the sfgss hegef
exclusive u he GAY u service I85z b. Is
fsi' iii be taken aiiistyssi aecofl.tE is PRAYER
ai The cenplsnf. Ana copy eoasolai The
ktse eHtiibes .cgspu be served Nit fhis SraarS
f sh= hsf-oT ee raasg oui Of tis4s STATE
iheH ten days -4tstiDaai the iMe He5elasas,se
sp<cr-d tot appearance 4n5 xnsveE vii re zliss@e3
5eLFe 'tas taking o; jusgneot ~ aefza' tsofesa-.
ssainSi .eten4ant tor fiffeen ban4re4 ioglATs and
IHssfcsi ,hsrspn at pef ssEt per sauaat iFom
September 18Th. l-s'e fos Nancy svs from defendant
10 painhn afoa use Tisssls,sOfy note o. Ssfen1sAi
dated September isth isA> due wears after lzsr
p4sshls ~ Carrie X. Turner tor Fifteen hsn1rea
iaafs Slth interest ;fEn maturity Until Pas1 rsr
reft per anrufn kai1 aate teis2 the rSu.,efts Of
FiAnif To fVsecAs< shat certain gage giyen By
4rerIsni seeH an undivided oEs-fosrth u the Cecii
ga. siiaaie in Csscsts Mining Ds,fes Clear Creek
County Sslr Of Co,ora3o 10 SECURE ts rt.tn<at q
lie Sais note above described together @aia az ses
sti 2ss.ssssinis s2aizst sat pf qSfts faf Sneieen
s8iarS an5 siAfeea CENTS ana nfefesf thereon Al
PEI eeai per 1ngm fToai Arsi II 1873 psi. b
planfn s4i1 unrfgs ses Eor To hundred 9uitars
attorneys fees tor farseioSrg said naslgaes AMI fof
cost q suit ~lH uofe fUllg aPpsaf from TIE
7l4Inf s All actsar To tir ,sflfeHts s iasfr 5ass
AH4 soH are hereby isotitieI sisaE fyou fsa 70 aP-
pear. ard o. anS~er 10 The sad Complaint A. above
aglzFet the sal piaiur -iil i4kr o4gnear asllnsi
si-f annam from Sspgsh~f 18Th i-,ss ard So 70
PEI Seas per Nnnum iron AFfii lIih, l.D. lot
sf.At9 Attorney ierS and tor costs Of sut
GiFrn under NY han4 an1 the seal Of ,at4 d sifirt
La0u AZ lesfgste~n la SAL Eosnfy. tlls ii. LAY of
J4rlars A. d. 1901.
tss.,.7-7. AZ
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
Queer Smokes"

In the Philippines the use Of To-
bacro Is universal The native child
acquires the tobacco habit as soon a.
il is able 10 walk. In the northern
provinces especially it is no uncom-
mon sight to see child 1--WE or six
years old putting vigorously al a big
cigar. The women smoke fully as
mael as the mon. aud commonly
smoke cigars where the men use
cigarettes In the northern parts oi
Lu1oa immense cigars. often a couple
Of feet long and as thick as the wrist.
are used. Such a cigar is suspended
from 2 rafteF of the house hy a
string. ana smoked during the day BY
ell the members OF the family as de
sired
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
vEhItn hinttnr pinnrrs-

State dinner service at the Nlte
House H. furnished by cater. 20
whose chefs the official kitchen Is sar-
rendered during the function rls
nations new f3a,000 service OF Hsdze-
wooa and cut glass Is. however. u-,d.
together with the official linen Id
plate. while the White House waiter rs
are depended uran to do most nf me
work above stairs Five colored 3on-
en--a ceok. assistant cook sculi.9n
and two laundresses--haye long been
carried on the White House pag ral
at 81 per day.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
White Soldier, Drink Most.

The official report of the army
shows that out of 5000 Filipino men,
only three individuals were treated
ror alcoholism in one year, while
white soldiers were admitted to sick
report on account Of the use Of alco-
hol at the rate Of PATS per 1000 and
~oIored troops At the rate Of lilo.
'rhe Malay scouts showed the ex,
tremely ANAL admission rate Of l.ss
per 1000.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
q. S. - Oalee. n.t.rr. III !. Dl.l.l.l.


Z. s. Lana Oaice. Denver ana Distffci.
Denver. Cosorasp. November e 1913.
Noiicc IS hsretY giEen thar :. B hsNse Stsgse
psstnsseA at5r-ss Is Ffseian1. Goiora1D hss made
agG ieasaon f9r patent iDr lss1 linear feei he
Effsra iote eeafing go4 arj siises the ssar ben Z
40 isei norfhe4<;eris AMI fIe feet s.,ut~esierly
fras discovery shaii siereon. ~ifh sadFrs zr3cnl
~ feet In ~isih. situate IN Trail Creas aHi Banner
-iniug 4ist1efs. Clesf Creek e1auiy- siAfe o Cao-
ssin. znt tescfes Ia Ihe pat and feit notes Ale
IH ans once. 5y foilalas.
B. ginning At Cot. No shsnee The y. " CT.
See :, T IS. 2. - ". Ot the dth P. " hsafs :.
Is - W 1sIs H. thence y Z2e W 10 f. tu
C5f No >. tfenee g. r 81 - H. % Cor. No. 8.
ihsnee - ~ E.. sii = ~ 10 Cor. No. g. tbeHre
- - E. 81 = ~ CfT No, thsHce :. % r.
i7a.szs g. a. Cur. No. = thrnce : 81 81 " 50 ?
fr. fu eor No. = thence ) - ~ " 81 - II. t.
Cor ~. :. ih-nes 5 So ". o., = ft. Cor. No.
T. tlis pace ~ beginning.
tisHtarinz aftH 4Sfes4 expressly eNcertng and
escluiirg All cnnhicr ssiih surveys No. 3sF. 2fse
sn5 iasis3 sre tprHsIng portion 4 gusghiisiiei
TAp ; y - W - the ott prise5ps ssefi1ian. SAD
lsrt1n teiHg fsoof-sa IN .oi 10. Page Sc Vi The
f#caf4s ~ Glsar Greek cyunft. Gsllnrfdo.
A1#siHlng claimant. o~usrs of he above nzlnet
sHTsrys-
{ o. FORD. Rsgi,ief.
First pahiishs- Dec. s. is9I
Lass pmtiishcs FEB q. 1891
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
Corn Belt Kite Shaped.

The corn belt includes a little Of
northwestern Ohio, considerable
strip across north central Indiana, all
of northern and central Illinois. the
whole state of Iowa. northwestern
Missouri, northeastern Kansas and
southeastern Nebraska. On the map
it roughly resembles an elongated
kite. with the little end in northwest
ern Ohio and the widest part on the
Missouri river
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
MINING APPLICATION 80. 1850.
Mineral Survey No. 1850.
+ = o,,J aas.a
Denver Colorado. Ianuary Z. Iqo

%'--%ANs-%e 49, ~ -fsf~f-
L. :. Land Office
Denver Colorado. January I, I9o4
Notice is hereby given tina, the Miami
Mining and Milling company by its attor-
~ey Geo. :. Redd whose postoffice is IS7:
-1riis Street, Denver, Colorado has made
application for patent for I+Ss linear feet
=, the Lucky Strike lode bearing go,d and
silver thr same being IS feet ;. 6I deg. as
min. ". and 1908 feet y 81 deg IS min. f.
from discovery shaft thereon, with surface
ground % feet in width. situate in Span
ash Bar Mining District. Clear Greek
County. State OF Colorado, and described
in the plat and field notes on file in this
Office. a. follows, viz.
Becinsing al Cor. No. I, whence Tri-
angular Station No. 20 bears ). 65 deg. 20
min. W. .a4-77 feet, the :. +. Cor. Sec.
u T. } ; K. q W. OF the 9th p. IN. bears
5. Ie deg s. min. 20 sec. W. 5sI7. feet,
thence II 81 deg. IS min. +. 1888 feet to Cor.
No. 2. thence ). 81 deg IS inin T.. 1903
feet IL Cor No. s. thence s. 81 deg IS
min. W. T4ss feet 10 Cor. No. 4. thence
y. Al deg. IS min. W. 1905 feet to Cor.
No. 1, the place of beginning. Express
ly excepting and excluding all conflict
with Surveys Nos. SIS 4, 1886, 75o6, $500,
Carrie and Fulton
Extension todes aud Sur. No. I6554 Pro-
lection lode with the exception of Tract
A. Tract 4 is contained in this applicat-
ion and Is described bv official plat and
field notes
Containing 90 acres. and forming
: portion of the uiIsuidivifled Twp I ).
Range 3 " OF the 9th principal nerid-
ian said location being recorded III vol.
Ii. page 800. OF the Records of Clear
Creek County Colorado
Adjoining claimants Owners OF the
above nauied surveys
(. -. FORD, Register.
First publication January 9, 1905
Last publication March Il, ieoi
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1867.
Mineral Survey No. 1928.
L. ;. I.aud Office.

Mineral Survey No fSI2s.
L. ;. Land Office
Denver. Colorado, January 7, 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that the Gum
Tree Gold Mining and Milling Co., by John
Owen, its agent and attorney in fact whose
postofiice is Idaho Springs. Colorado, has
made application for patent for 1857 .6s
linear feet on the Freeland Extension
lode bearing gold and silver the same be-
ing 40 feet East and sA765 feet westerly
from discovery cut thereon, with surface
ground 1870 feet in width. situate in Trail
Creek Mining District. Clear Greek County
State of Colorado. aud described in the
plat and field notes on file in this Office,
follows. viz.
beginning at Cor. No. whence the n
w. Cor. Sec. S, TIP. 4, ;. r. 7. W bears
). 46 deg. 50 min. W. 2sso H. Cor. No.
a. Sur. No. 74s Amended. Gum Tree lode.
bears \. o5 deg. IS min. ". e9.Is #, and
Cor. No. 7o,a Survey No. 7o4 Dumont
Placer bears n. 10 deg. rs min W. I73. AZ
IT; thence n. 79 deg. f. $50 #. to Cor No
?, thence f.. 1887 SO # to Cor. No. 4;
thence north Iso # to cor. No 4, whence
East Gone Mt. bears y 81 deg. 40 min. E
and Bellevue Mt. bears y IS deg. as min
K; thence west 1852 20 # to cor. No. <;
thence 5 70 deg. W 1880 # to cor. No.
8; thence S 1890 # to cor No 1, the
place Of beginning. containing 4. OF acres
expressly excepting and excluding all
conflict with surveys Nos. 74S, 7o4, 1868
and Tract "A of survey 1886, and form
ing portion OF the unsubdivided twp /,
S, range 73 W. Of the 9Th principal nieril-
ian. said location being recorded in vol
I27, page 262, Of the Records OF Clear
Greek county, Colorado.
Adjoining claimants on the North Gum
Tree lode, survey lot No. 74S amended.
c. ID FORD, Register.
Fist publication January 9. 1904,
Last publication March IL, 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1895.
Survey No. l6i24.
u {. LAND OFFtcE.

u. 6. LAND OFFicE.
Denver. Colo. January "a. 1904.
Notice IS hereby given that The Santa Fe Mining.
Milling and Smelling Co.. whose postofhce Is Idaho
Springs. Coioraio. has made application for pat
for lj.0 linear feet on the Santa Fe and Last
Chance lodes bearing gold and silver. with surface
ground 30 feet in width the Santa fe lode and 80
fee, In width the Last Chance lose situate in
Idaho mining district. Clear Creek county.
State Of Colorado ana described in the plat and field
notes on file In this ONCE follows, viz:
SANTA FE LODE.
iie2 #. g. SIZE. and Fl 62s 81 from discovery
Beginning at No. l. whence the v IA cor
sec. ~. Twp 3s.r72 of the 9Th p. m bears ST.
- 10 2si.A IT; thence 62' 81 1900 # TO cor
sta No. 81 bears 45' l2' i6l-s IT,: thence
So 81 lJ00 II to No. 4; thence 27' o3 20 II.
To cor No. |. the place Of beginning.
LAST CHANCE Lobe
1870 II rly and io0 II 53e from aiscov
cry.
Beginning at cor. No. whence the - cor sec.
30. twp. ST. Y W OF the 9Th p m bears 65s ~ 40
?; thence So q 1852 #. to cor No. 81 thence
6o IS " $50 fl TO cor. No. T. whence nj sta. No.
62 bears 5 IS l75 f.. thence n So. IS 1851 %
f. 10 cor No. 5: thence 81 IL A5264 H. TO cor.
No. 6: thence 36s s. e05.07 H. to cor No. /. the
place Of beginning. ianng 29sz acres. expressly
excepting and excluding portion Of eonnfct with
surveys Nos. 1916 zs77. sl4t 9o67 1915 and all
fct With surveys Nos. ~ !s97 and 1884 and sornin9
portion Of the unsuhdivided twp. s. range 70 a
the 9Th principal meridian SAID location being re-
corded In volume 158. papes - and g. Of the rscords
Of Clear Creek county. Colorado. Adjoining ciain-
ants owners Of The above menik,Ied surveys.
First published Jan. l6 ,Iqu@
Last published March 70 f1OL
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
MINING APPLICATION No. I70l.
" tn4fAl survey No 1881
81 pub January 9. OF
Las, pub. March II, oi.
Z. ). LAND OfFIck.
Denver, Colo. January Is, 1904

L. ;. LAND OFFICE.
Denver, Colo. January Is. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that Juis A. Varnsy. whose
posioiice IS Idaho SpungS. Colorado. has made ap-
pAcsluH for patent 800 linear feet each on the
Bamace5a and Primrose ieies. Bearing gold and sii
ver the Bs.maeeta lode being ~ feet 5. az ~ .,
In4 1875 # "a ~ =: the Primrose lode beng 40
Il So 52 and - ~ 20 from the respect
discovery slsfts iheteon, -iih surface ground
each ISai feet ~i3Sh. situate Grass Valley mining
district Gear Creek County. state OF Colorado ana
described In the plat and fell notes he in this Of
tse, as follows. VIZ:
BAINACEDA LODE.
Beginning cor ma /. whence the AZ cor sec L..
$. rs3 ~. bears 90 81 1Ss38 II; thence ~ ~
i500 II to ,; thence 42S iS' 150 "A n 10
5. thence AZ 80 800 fl to cor no T. thence
a. ~ " i5i ~ IT L. the place Of be gin
ming
PRIMROSE LODE
Beginning at /. whence the Or cor sec Il.
5 % ". hears +Do v 1895 fl; thence n 3co
AZ " su5 % # Ia no ?; thence ~ 30 79l.6S
n To 8. thence l2s Is E0o1 fl to cor no 4,
thence 5 ~ 10 .e5-s1 # TO no ); thence So
~ il4-s4 II 10 s; thence t2p Is l5ls2 II
10 cor no !, The place of beginning.
Containing : 1t3 acres. expressly excepting ana
excluding all conflict with lO& and 15sSz
and Tract OF the Bamaeeta lode and forming
portion Of the lr OF II. 5. 70 of the 9th
principal meritiaf SAID locations being recorded In
vol i5r. 121. Of The records OF Clear Creek county.
Colorado.
Adjoining claimants. the owners Of surs nos t0s
Peterson iote. and iss52 Compensation lode.
c D. FORD. Register.
ist put, Jan il. last pub mar 10. 1894.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
Standard Oil Branches.

The International OIL Company OF
'aran. which is a branch of the Stan
lard Oil Company. has a large refinery
at Navetsu. besides owning important
wells on the western provinces. Six
weight native companies have been
forced to combine. SO that there are
row two competing companies. neither
nj whom has onefourth the capital
Of the International company.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Mary N. Nandruf deceased
The undersigned having been appointed ainini-
s,raor of the Estate Of Mary ~ Nandruff Iale of the
County of Clear Greek. and State Of Colorado. de-
ased hereby give notice that he will appear before
the County Court OF Clear Cnrek County. at the
Court House at Georgetown. at the December term
on the last Monday in January next. at which time
all persons having claims against said estate
notified and requested attend for the purpose of
having the same adjusted Al persons indebted TO
said estate requested to make immediate pay
ment to the unds gned.
Dated this 3istSt dav OF December A. D 1913
SYLVESTER WISELY Adminixtrator
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
NOTICE FOP rUBtlCATiON-
Land Gfrire a Denver.

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Nu.i=s is hsfehs given that the following named
ssfier has hie4 natire of Intention 10 maks nnai
tif Sarpori Of hl= Claim. aa4 ihst sali rrgD il
a4r hefSrs the r. ~ Receiver Al pciss er,
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Hs names 'hr following sifigssses 10 Prove his
fiff lnat. So. ieHas upon ard cultivation u. >ai1
And. via Mi1izn CriSchhei4 ard John Nsgpest q
Q lf1ha Srrn-s. Coiofsso. ani Samuel Gisason and
af. Lens ti,.s an of Cfesssi Colorado.
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