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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
FORFEITURE NOTICE

10 Carl r. kasmus,
You are hereby notified that tho undersigned has
xpented during each Of the years 1885. 1885. 1897
1895 1899 1880 1901. 1902 and 1903. one hundred
ioars in labor and Improvements upon the King Sol
emon lode mining claim, situaie in Jackson Mining
District Clear Greek County, State OF Colorado. the
location iteae of said claim being OF record in
neuk o at page 50 and the amended location certif-
cate said claim being Of record in book ~ at page
7S In The records of the County Clerk and Recorder
Il the said county. Said expenditures were made In
order TO hold the SAID Claim under the provisions Of
Section 2i2I oil the Revised Statutes Of the United
States and the amendment thereto approved JaHu-
any 22 iss0. concerning annual labor upon mining
claims being the amounts required TO hold said
eian Tor the periods ending December 81 1925 iss.
sa7 isas 1899, 1900. 1901. 1862 and lgG. You
hereby notified that II within ninety tau days from
the date Of the list publication OF this notice you
fail or refuse butte your proportion of said
exp niitures coowncr In said Claim. your interest
therein Will forfeit and become the property OF the
subscriber your co who has made the required
expenditure. by the terms of said section.
JOHN s. FAGRELIUS.
First publication Apiil z5ri. 1901.
Last publication July 2jFi 1901
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

Sfoo per ton. The frs, lode cut by the
tunnel at $50 feet has been drifted on for
70 fest and discloses streak inches III
width which runs So per ton. This vein
is over ten fee, wide. but lies too near
the surface to be worked through ths
tunnel Should ii be decided TO work
the vein later a wiuze viii probably be
sunk on the lead from The tunnel level
Aaother lode belonging To other ipsr-
les has "a EN- diiftea OF for sAn,e distance
,..d shows a s;rss.k # sslena ore which
bas every indication e king good
ore siioo,. The oNusr az this lode has
contracted with ill ,unuel cs.mpanv f"r
the use OF air drills aad will wo'k his
vein, paying the company roNaty
The tunnel Is equipped With an excel
lent plant OF machinery which Will fur
nish sufficient power TO drive the tunnel
aimast the entire distance Al the North
e q Of the tunnel. nearly six miles dis
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
Hssa tia ssesss Of Lin ana p...s

Recent experiments conducted bv mos
eminent scientists, prove tina, berh, i
great remedial agent; it is esse,t;aIIv
Natures agent II may be either s,,,,.
lis nj or electric light, but it has a de-.
cioed effect in helping nature to banish
oisease and restore health. Other scien-
tinc men have proved that oxygen cleo
trines the heart and can prolong life.
The people on this earth are suscen.;hl.
to some laws which govern plant life 4
plant cannot be successfully grown In ,,,s
DARK man IS seldom healthy and strong
who lives IN the dark OF in sunless roo,,,.
After all, Natures ways are foupd ~ ~.
the pest Natures remedies are always
best for eradicaiing disease. and bv tb,s Ne
mean medicine made of roots and herbS
They are assiuiilated in the stomach and
.aNen up oy tne blood and are, therefore
the most potent means which can be EN-.
ployeo Tor the regaiuing of lost health
Dr.. X v. Pierce, consulting physician to
the Inyalids' Hotel and Surgical Institr,e
al bunaio, n y, IN many years of exten-
sive practice, found that he could mir h;s
faith to an Alternative extract of cer,ag,,
plants and roots for the cure of all blood
diseases. This he called DR.. pierceis
Golden Medical Discovery. Containing mo-
alcohol nor narcotics, entirely vegetable
this Discovery" makes rich red blood and
is a powerful tissue builder, giving the tired
business man or woman renewed strength
and health. Rapidly growing school girls
and boys. often show Impoverished blood
by the piinples or boils which appear on
face or neck To eradicate the poisons
from the blood, and feed the heart. lungs
and stomach on pure blood. nothing is
so good as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
Don't allow the dealer to insult your in
telligence by offering his own blood rem
edy to you instead of this well known
preparation of DIR. Pierce's. Ten chances
TO one he will substitute cheap compound
having large percentage of alcohol in IT,
DR.. Pierce's Pellets are the best for the
bowels Use them with the Discovery"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
Confiscated the Ore.

J. II. Shepard formerly postm aster of
this city and manager of the Shafter
mines, arrived from Denver last Saturday.
Mr.. Shepard had received word that par
ties were extracting ore from his Refugee
claim, and in company with Sheriff Sand.
berg servea ejectment papers and had the
ore which was taken out shipped to the
sampler
There has been considerable litigation
over the ownership of the apex rights 1t
the junction Of the old Fairrnount, the
new Paramount and the Refugee claims.
rhe former cl 4iul is held under a tax ti-
tie by Rees Davies and associates, the
other is owned by the Shafter company
and Mr.. Shepard owns the Refugee.
Some years ago he was granted per-
manent injunction enjoining the other
parties from entering upon any portion
Of the vein or his ground. The men who
were working had lease from w. A.
Burke, who it is supposed had lease
on the old Paramount from the owners of
the tax title. The only recourse he
would have is suit for damages. but it
is not likely that they will take any
action.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

The May mill is running the amalga-
mating section on dump rock from the
Old Town mine with fairly good results.
The material is easily handled and is free
milling. Manager May will also receive
a consignment OF milling ore from the
old Casino dump next week. Certain
paris of the Casino dump siionld yield
handsome returns, as on account OF the
high treatment charges of years ago
when the mine was extensively worked
ny leasers co siderable good stuff was
thrown over the dump that today would
make far grade Of smelling ore with
some sorting. In order To sort the dump
II would lie nscess try to have water.
There is no water at the mine on acs cunt
OF drainage in the Newhou e, aEd that
needed for the boilers has to bc haul, to
the niue from this city
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
r. H. STEVENS e. r. BARBoUr
Established in 1888
Stevens, Barbour & co.
MINING ENGINEERS
U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyors
Hail Block. Idabo Springs. co,n
MINlNG AppLlcArloN 40. 11al.

Mineral survey no lONtA
U. 5. Land Once
Denver, Colo. April .. 1904.
Noiice is hereby given that Eriek Erickson and c.
o Nelson. Of Geot geiown Coio.. aud Onto Holm u
t4aho Springs. Co.. have made application for pat
for 800 ineaTfee; The Silver Star lode bearing
gula and silver the same heiag fsis feet Is and
So feet 43e fran scovefN shaft thereon, with
surface ground 40 feet in width situate in Montana
Mining District Clear Creek ctanty, State OF Colo
aiu and iesctihsi in he piat and field file
in this Office ialio~s, VIZ.
Besinning at Cor. l. wheHee the cor. sec. 2s
8 ) K u " of the 9Th p. hears - 81 as "
iail II IT. thence Is 80 feet to q thence
i5e 800 feet tn no. $: thence - 80 feet
no. 1: thence as 1900 feet TO cot. The
rlace u beginning.
Containing h0sA acres. expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict WIN Tract ant Alaska lode
unsuryeycd aud forming portion ut he unsuh-
aiyidti rwp 3 &. Rang u w. af the dih rriuoipa
meridian. Sait ilocaliou being recorded in vol rs
page iO3 Of the records Of Clear Creek County.
Coiorsio
kdjoinng claimants owners nf Surveys Nos. lo564
A. 1851. and Alaska lode. uHsurVese4
{. D FORD. Register
FIRST published April 9. 1901.
last published June n 1901.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

The compressed air pipe connecting the
compressors at the Sun and Moon with
the drills in the upraise in the Newhouse
tunnel has all but been completed and
the power will be applied next Monday.
In thus furnishing their own power the
Sun and Moon company make great
saving and as they have the power to
snare. il is neat stroke of economy.
Manager Bonney is highly elated over the
scheme as he can make a great showing
with but little additional expense.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

The second vein in the Big Chief tun-
rel was iniersecied yesterday at point
2,s feet from the tunnel mouth. The
vein matter is we'll mineralized, but its
extent is not known, the hanging wall
not having been reached as yet. 1t IS the
intention of the management to DRIFT on
the lode which shows well on the sur
face. A pood depth will be attained in
driving into the mountain, in the mean
time the tunnel will be driven ahead to
cut the large number of veins owned by
the company.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

The Old Town mine in Russell gulch
will now be ahle to ship an unlimited
tonnage as the facilities completed will
permit of handling the product like
clock-wosk. The tramway cars run right
into the shaft house and the ore is dump
ed from the skip directly into the tram
cars. The new holster driven by electric
i,y works splendidly md in every way is
as reliable as any steam plant.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

are paid good wages and take part nf i, in
stock and the balance in cash. The ma
jority Of them take great interest in the
progress OF the tunnel. much more so
than does the ordinary mirer who IS
working for days pay. and whose only
though; or concern Is to put in his eight
hours.
The breast of the Chicago creek or
south end tunnel is now nearly 1000 feet
into the mountain. II Is double-track
being u feet wide and 10 fee; high. 1t
has been driven at cost Of from sis TO
SEQ per foot including tinberiug, con-
siderable of which wss necessary before
solid formation was reached. Two ma
chine drills a-e working on the breast IN
the day shift, aud the trsniming Is done
bv the night shift. An average OF hve
feet per day OF driving is being made at
present. Five veins have been cut. all Of
which carry values ranging from 50 to
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
Bowling News.

Short and Norton defeated Bunny and
Hyland in the frs, game Of the two men
series, by IA pins. Norton rolled an ex-
cellent game, wi h an average of 1877 pins
ia three games. II was Shorts off day,
and the team only made a total Of 953-
Bush and Angove will play Smith and
Davis next Monday.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

heavy flow Of water vas encountered
in the breast o, he II lnest John tunue'
lss Monday, and il is s,ill coming oat IN
such quantity tha, IT retuds the work,
The iadictieas are ts4t a s.ii of csst=
siderable importance viii lie reached
with the uext few days. On the sur
face this veia Is over twenty feet IN width
d carries good values. The tunnel
beading Is now at a depth Of abant 900
feet below the surface aad ii will continue
D increase in depth from now OH. It.
greatest depth will be attained WHEN
An5ler the crest of VI llie Bawn mountain
where it is estimated II will be 400 feet
From is location. i, Is somewhat like the
Newheusr iuunel, ia that II does not I'M
m-diately penetrate the well defined min
rral bel, owing To the topography Of the
vicinity 1t Is now 10 a distance where
tie veins will te reached aud they shoaio
make a good showing Secretary Fowief
was up fr IN Denver this We t.r lev
DAYS
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

A number of leasers doing well at
tile Waitham mine in Russell district.
which was purchased by English parties
last summer, and is operated under the
mana cement OF E. NJ. Messitef for the
Wa,tham Mine, limited. A shipmen, Of
ore made to the Newton mill on Clear
creek brought values of $3.50 per ton
from the concentrates taken from the jigs
aud returns of s54 per ton from the tables.
Register Call.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

year ago the SraabsMe onaghy-
Huillet company had a lease on the 10
REYNOLDS dump. They erected gaso-
lene engine, screens and jigs on the dump,
but were unable in this manner to make
a satisfactory saving of values On account
OF the material. Later the machinery
was sold and moved away and the lease
forfeited. presumably. A short time age
Morton * Roberts purchased the ; uAior
III Il al Dumont wish the intention of
treating the dump as Wei as the milling
ore taken out n mining. The lease for
NJ riy ned by the local parties vas trans
teFred to ] May who Gains that 1t Is
still in force and effect. while Manager
Morton says that /, was forfeited when
work ceased. The courts @iil probably
decide the matter next week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
MINING APPLICATION NO. Isss.
v ainefai survey No. I4aP2,

u. s. LAND OFFICE.
Denver Colo. April Is. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that The idaho Springs
Home Mining, and Investment Company By
j. W. B Smith its attorney in fact whose postofhce
= Idahn Springs. Colorado has made application Tor
patent tor Iisa linear feet on The LibeTatof lode
bearing gold anI silver the same being 32I feet
isortheaseCy and il6s feet southWesfeTly from dis
toVcrs shaft thereon. with surface ground ia0 feet IN
stlth. situate tn raj Mining Distfiet, Clear Cssek
County State ot Colorado snd described In the piit
tnl neli NOTES file In This ottee follows viz
Beginning at Cor No, whence fhe a cor sec
itsp - ~ ef the 9TH g. bars - i5 " i3-A
fser. thence % 40 SAG 4 10 .. thence
81 80 PSI II 10 :: theHee 5u9 iV $50 #
10 cor no I. thence ;ig' 80 2ia.2 II % cor no 5
ihencc % - 52i {, 20 g. thence u 81 20
G 74h n 10 cor :. thence ; 80 lV $50 II
no thence 80 so 12I.4 It to no /. the place
u beginning.
tonalning #.lat acres, expressly eNcepilng lnd
excluding all cnnfi q With surveys Ne HISS Metre
raan lode ard forming p0rtion o. the unsubdyited
= tap ) ;. . AMI = uf see tap $. y " Of
the 9Th principal merilan. Sad pcation being re-
corded IN vol i5s PAGE I3l Of the records Of Clear
Creek County Colorado
Adjoining claimants Rohsfi Il. Turner et nj on
Metropolitan lode. survey No. fiis3.
& d. FORD. Register.
First publication April ., iani.
disqualification June 25, 1874.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
MINING NOTES.

Both the Roberts and the Newton mills
are running good shipment of sun and
Moon ore. Without an increase in force
the sun aud Moon has been euablt d o
materially increase the output.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
Reward.

sTRAyED OR STOLEN small lish,
bay horse. white feet. white spot IN
forehead, 5ransied + Z on shoulder.
$500 fr reward for safe return of
h RE and $50 90 reward for conviction
thief. if s.oler.
At BIG 30 NJ. < T. Co.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

taat, Just above the Empire station, sew
eral men are at work. and the heading is
Just 200 feet under ground. II is the in
tentiou OF the mpany 10 erect plant of
machinery at this tunnel mouth within
the next few months. The tunnel will
iutersect. in its course Of six miles. every
vein of any importance in the district.
including all Of the big producing mines
of the pas; and present, the 10 Reynolds
Bellevue. Hudson. -. Louis. Brazil.
I.anaTtiae. Donaldson, Little Champion.
Matte Newton. and others too numerous
to mention. IL will take some Years to
accomplish the junction of the two ,un-
nels. but in the meanwhile. they will
have reached many veins which will. BY
payiug a royalty or the revenue from the
extraction of ore. assist materially in the
payment Of The immense cost OF tunnel
driving II is the policy of The manage
n ent to thoroughly prospect every vein
as it is encpuut, red b. the tunnel.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21
MINING APPLICATIONS NO. i74s.


Mineral Survey No. 1889,
u. S. Land Office.
Denver Colorado.
March 25. 1904
Notice is hereby Piven that The Honest
John Mining. Milling and Tunnel Co. by
John f. Puchert. its attorney in fact.
whose postoffce is Idaho SPRINGS. Colo
RADIO. has made application for a patent
for The Columbine Placer, bearing gold,
situate in Cascade or OTTAWA and DEM
ocrat Mining Districts. Clear Greek couti-
ty, state of Colorado. and described in the
plat and field notes on file IN this Office.
THE coLUMBINE PLACER.
Beginning at Cor No !. whence the w.
= Cor. Sec ls. T. s. r. IS w. of the 9Th
T. NJ bears s l2' Z. 1915 IT; thence 5.
ss 9r ". s95 II. 70 Cor: No. z; thenee s;
49, w. $40 fl. to Cor. No. 4: thence n. Iso
80 w 2a7 It 10 Cor No 5: thence S. 81
sS. Z. 5l52 # to Cor No s. thence \ Z.
~ = 525 It 10 Cor No 5: thence y. 81
So Z. 1855 fl TO Cor No. .: thence n 5ls
e. Z, COS &. to Cor; No 10; thence \. Q
q e ~ ~ r Il '9 to COR cor No No 81 shsnes thenes
s d 2o f. 2s7 Is II. to Cor. No. Is: thence
s % w. e13 # to Cor No. To- thence 5.
so 81 W. .ss-5 II, 10 Cor. No. 4; thence
s 2S' 52' w, 1881 IT TO Cor. No. !. the
Containing $3.50 acres. expressly ex-
eeptine and excluding all conflict with
of the W 6 of Sec. is: y. W I See Il,
r. s, r. q w. and S. E. u Sec. is and
\. +. Z Of See. p. TWP s.. Range "a
W OF the 9Th principal meridian. Said 10
cation being recorded In Vol. l3i page
40, Of the records OF Clear Greek county.
Colorado
Plata. Kim, Chicago No /
&, d. FORD Register,
Firs, Publication April ,. 1904.
Last Publication June 4. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

that is fie. is saved by III. au
gamating plates. The cost OF mining 'ns
ore from the open cut does not exceed
&, cents per ton. SO it Will be seen what
profit may accrue from IS ore, when ninety
per cent of the contents are saved
The Ward shaft is now 80 feet IN depth
and last night another shift was put on
At depth of I35 fee, levels VIII be start
ed and sinking continued without utter
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

The Ward mill Is nov running
on ore taken from the open cut.
and experiments are heing made
in the treatment OF the material
in the mill, careful sampling OF
the crude ore and OF the tai
ra.e are being made aud after
another weeks run, the matt r
of adding cyaniding plant VIII
be definitely decided. AT the
present time the tailings carry
a sufficient amount OF values to
warrant the erection OF cyanide
tanks Ii is estimate by Man
ager Tanner that the ore can
be treated y that process at
cost not to exceed . cents per
ton. There is but a small guam
tity OF mineral matter in the
ore being taken from the open
cut. so that there is no opPor
tunity for the tables to save the
values. Nearly all the gold
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

Snyder & Came operating the Beacon
of the West under bond and lease made a
shipment of IS tons of milling ore this
week. The mine is located near the
Saratoga mine in Russell gulch, and IN
years past has produced a considerable
tonnage of good ore. At present 1t Is
equipped with wliim only, but later on
a steam plant will be added. An upraise
is being made for air, and after it is COM
pleted work may be carried on to better
advantage. The shipment just made
came from the Izo foot level.
The wagon road being built to the Lead
Belt property Of the Miners Gold Devel-
oping company on Seaton mountain VIII
be finished in a few days. As soon as 1t
is completed shaft house will be erected
and first class gasoline hosting plant
will be installed. The shaft will be sunk
toa depth Of 100 feet when levels Will be
extended in either direction on the vein.
There is splendid showing OF heavy lead
ore in the shaft and considerable guam
tity is now on the plats awaiting the COM
pletion of the wagon road. The ore Is OF
an exceptionally good grade. The Lead
Belt is located at the junction of the Gem
and the Sun and Moon veins and there Is
hardly a doubt but that there is large
bodies of ore caused by the junction
This is the history Of old Seaton mount.
ain, that wherever there is junction OF
any two or more veins an ore shoot VIII
be found. If the size and the importance
of the two veins are criterion, the COM
pany should open mp the largest ore Dody
in that mountain.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

A trial shipment of the Luiz dump in
Russell gulch is being made to the Nas
mill this week. careful sampling from
different parts of the dump show that the
ore carries good values, and will coneen-
.-,,s about six into one. Shou d the
nreseut trial shipment give satisfactory
returus arrangements will be MADE Tor
hanIiup an unlimited amount OF the ma
,er;aI. The dump is so situated that me
t,anwav cars cannot be reached without
a short wagon haul, and 1t Will be cneap-
~ to haul the stuff over by teams ditec,
to the mill. -
F. ". Collins, J. J. and f. ! brown
and c. w. Yost of Fl. Dodge, Ia, ha'e
been in the camp this week inspecting
The Honest John tunnel ID which tney
are interested. They departed this aiisr-
noon. "
Joseph Boyd returned last night from
bic tr;o TO New York. All arrangements
have been completed and the transfer OF
the Golden smelter plant has been made
A number Of improvements are con'ein-
n,ated with the veiw to making the plant
automatic, and lessening the cost IN the
sampling department The railway track
v;ll be raised. Contracts for ore supply
,r;,, he made next week. The smeiter
furu.ces will be blown in July 18TH
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

FIRST published April 9. 1904.
last published june n. 1901.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-21

BIG 30 NJ. * T. Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03

How easy IT Is 60 make rules o other fellow"
II is thought remarks Of Ethan Allen
tcheoek secretary haasensd to the assistance
OF the president fixing the Of dsa
support at g. the aaas bsins
n. cases Of veterans OF civil
He drew picture ard could that At
eaparsty manual labor Is
the lSht Of day In isa and he
Joke He would
anybody passed the stage Of useful
ness account Whsn no
Russia
Ana Joyous poet department. Engens
Ware tive 20 be hundred
ISL and anybody who tries to get aim
out OF nnmt will find that he
. hickory fun Of knots
IL will have something 70 say about
Piatt who Is also IL not
yet ay that vigorous horse
Charles Wheeler who was born
Secretary and chauncey Depaw born In
1884, they agree becomes g. and cipher
.
man Abbott HIS not done cha
Henry cranp iss and John Watts De
Peys who his best writing the past
faw years. given the world In s2-
oaiuha cuiom 3; Senator Pettus 81 John
end 70 the list Of
men nearing century and stiH working.
o. usefulness. and make
ccnuusory suspension rss,s
shoulders OF a BOUND TO GUILTY OF M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03
THE DANCER IN KISSING

new danger kissing The discovery
made by scientist dangers In kissing are
discovered scientists
hrious theories presumed that anybody else has
know, have moments when they
seAss whether at these moments
they rshiy theories Is question
Pretty lips In all to
sh Eavest doubt
there have known Of
that the danger from
germs neuropath that Of shock
highly Injurious o system
hut II necessary that any
10 a ncuropxthf
kissing. people perhaps are
wen aware dispensed with II he
eoaidr would be dun affair
scientists 10 not worth
while lei be in kissing from the
standpont-what kisses from the scientific
standpoint how. scientists
That dangers in remained for
basteroogs tho imasina
10 primitive perhaps there and
the rival buck have become trad
among a multitude OF other
a these dangers FAR more
threatening bravd them So viii
and face
young that other trying danger thar
hut this like the danger
germs entirely much consideration
the danger kissing the custom might
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03

keeping ~ steadfast7 For what rca-
son vas IN. expression upon her
c0untensBes 30 different from that
% other daysf No liHtless lock now
instead. an earnest, eager gaze. as
though abe expected TO see some one
whose advent was OF the greatest In
isrsst 20 her. II could only be the
coming Of some one. as one going
would have been long since visible
By the side OF tho aauedncs.
And ons abe did expect 10 come
that wnys no grand cavalier on
prancing sssed. but n simple psdrs-
trian-=tn short. her own servant
she had sent him Oh an errand 10
Tacuhaya and was now watching for
and awaiting hts return. II was the
nature Of hia crrand which caused
her 10 look FOR him 20 earnestly.
on no common business had he
been dispatched. but one of con-
fidentfal character. and requiring
tact ia It's execution. But Jose. a
meatiEo whom she had commission
Cd. possessed this. besides having
her confidence. and she had no fear
OF his befrayinE her. Not that ~
was life or death matter. only
question Of deilcacy Fpr his errand
was 10 inquire. whether among the
Texan prisoners taken to Tacubaya
one was called Florence Ksarney.