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The daily tribune., 1904-06-27
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Phil 0fi1lsh - sssisasa With pa0p-
iss - teFssls pss lay. y ssyiss -
tsaasgsso iess6 isss . essAss. -
~ - M 1aos ahsat svssy slshs
kan ~ ~ betls oct q she top os
~ sasine TT ~ isase oes boar 81 .
hali. IN oil rsshss up bssvsss shs
oasinG ssA the tsbins sd arTanos-
.ssts have bsss nsAs 70 pipe IL into
. task. Al Arst tie oil W. wastsd.
rhis u 90 a the Doss psosliaE
ssa.seesnasinas svss rseosdsd In the
Hlessees oil aslA.
Asethsr freak eosssetsd with the
s1osy y thas I've o. wells nsar the
big oil we'll froo which NJ. 0rimsh
Asrivss bis source Of fssl for the other
wells. have their supply Of sas cut
Oh. daring the now Of the gssher.
although the sas wsils are only about
100 fest dsep while the big one is
$500 fsst dssp.
IL shows that . crevice from shs gas
wells runs 70 the oil well and whom
enough sas accumulatss in the oil
we'll TO force the oil ont IL piactical-
~ stops the how Of gas from the gas
wells for that length Of time.
Mr.. Grifith says he would prefer
that the oil we'll would stay like II
startsd out. . 3s6 per day pumper.
He 10 not looking for any Rushers
Just " this time.
The daily tribune., 1904-06-27

u D. THATCHER. Prss.
a. AcCANDLEsS. vice-Prss.
n. b. 10y. Cashier.
W. MITCHELL. Assistant Cash,ss
The daily tribune., 1904-06-27

Heal Enoch Arden resd with piano
accompaniment At II. Z. church to-
night.
The daily tribune., 1904-06-27
Noticei Noriceli

Newest wall paper. J. H. Jansen.
The daily tribune., 1904-06-27

Phone red S54.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-23

AT iAsT Norasy HI2h . sri=e'iaR 3f tise
Iiaho Springs Ciiz-u4' Proseetise i-sgue
strong resolutions 0f eudor rsculent of the
course Of Governor Fc4h 7dy daring fhe
past feS str-uu5as uoutas we're passed
They will - faaBd 10 another part Of
this is-1r of siftings ard make gr-od read
ing The iesgae recognizes tie fact that
we're It no; for tie prompt aad vigorous
measures takea by the goEern7r, tn
sonihsrn part Of Colorado Wouid te ia
deplor4bie condition. Mines and mills
wo1ld be closed d5Wu. labor unefupl yei,
business ruined. and in ali probability
rauch valuable property destroyed. not
to speak Of other ontrsges incident TO the
rule or rum pSl'ey too often resoried
TO these dsys- Governor Peabody. by
the course pursued. has called down up
os bis head considerable abuse from
parties who are mol altogether disiuter-
ested IN a political sense AMI Who are
always fesehing out for the labor vote
Il i signihcaui. hoNercr. THAI thcse reso-
lpii0us Of endorsement have been pass u
by league Of fnel ~ho ignore p1r,y for
the time asd are bsniei Jog ther for the
Krestes; good 20 tae gfestest number.
The Idaho sprtsgs league, for instance
Is composed largely Of meu who toll N
onr mines for lislihooa and Wh9 preiri
to wosk in harmony With their employer
rat. Ct ihsn in enmify. They are bsnied
together ~iih the m ~ Who furnish the
sinexs of sar ios he uplriitii,sg II enter
prises. The league IS strictly uon-pa ii
san and n 'hs vote { r the =, solutions
of eud aseme i, Republicans and deHo-
erst- 3ere in perfeet accord. rhis fact
Is significant from mqr j and political
standpoint. sud ~tH dauistlsss be faily
appreciated by the soyefnur
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-23

tl=aN oatf first page VI silsiis give
sTace To the resolutions passed l,y citizens
81 Georgetown. IN Haas convention. on
las, Tuesday night Idaho Springs fully
appreciates the endorsement of the re
spossible citiz-u~ saa taxpayers OF the
county -est. r. r,-slrd L. tlle Hiessures
psiFsssei IN attempting s. rid Tins co1E-
Iaunity i ar undesirable class Of men
who refuse TO work iH onr mines At the
best wages going in Nsrtheru Colorado.
and Il the safse liHlc are determined to
pre- Ell; other auen from working. The
employing element oi Georgetown reooe-
rizing the fact thai 81 the inner circle Of
the Western Federation Of Miners Oh
tanned complete control. reign OF des-
r.oiisns would X inaugura;e,i th4t would
not * confined To any particular meses
and bonnds; that il i, thu aSgve,l and evi-
dent purpose of the federation % extend
Is poeer into eyery mining camp in the
COUNTY,. and there i no telling where it.
demands will stop. Already a slastarlily
erirue has b-eerl pcrfss;ratesl IN this camp,
and while the members u tlIe federation
disavos II and put up the -eIl-eiess plea
that the oaners 81 thu property were the
f-erI~trators. the fsrs remains that union
man Who had no bu-iiIess o,i tilt premises
vas killed by the exploding dynamite.
A. strong evidence a ~zss possible 10 be
proslncei. both direct and cireu-i.staniial.
was presented in ihe late trial. and
although the twelve men on the jury ac-
quilted all the prisoners a portion OF them
a, least have mot lsen afrssivesi in the
minis OF the general public That this
is the case is clearly evidenced bs the
Georgetown resolutions passed BY body
OF rsen of which Hon. Henry Knei~ei.
representative from this district. was
chairman
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-23

sashorizei officers Is the sariaiskss ;.sa
os cria1snal lzw. BY The sta-r7z ard By the
district attorney. or by the militia. Is a
u1stier IN the discretion OF ofs3cers of the
sszt= The governor. as the executiv~ Of
TIE stzf-. = zstb&rz-d sad required to
enforce the lass He IS required to pre-
re the pezc= and good order Of the
ca-nmunily- a Z II IN doing 50 he ands il
necessary TO cal ozr the aiiiiis and to
Ess the pox-r ri the state to protect the
oon1anisy and preserve she pzt.lie p>acr.
y Is proper that be should do 50
However ta4t may he. the rlaa7er in
~hich tA- state authorities shaii enforce
the ia~ Is not fo< the considerations Of the
iessr-aI government IN any Of - branches
Nrishrr tbe executive, the Ieg slatige ror
tie jadieisI poser o. the federal govern
Eseut fsss declared tsai whea fhe aafhori-
taes e the sac are gagged II The execu-
ti = q the laws e she STATE. N cri-r1i1si
proceedings. tbe csufts q the T'Eitad
ss4tss have 10 poEer 20 review their pre-
ce~dizgs and Sc th-m ASIDE on hzheas
esepu. OF an otker process zhieh may
Be Invoked
"'Tlse ruie has been 50 often explained.
SO fzifg developed ~ the supreme court.
tia; fsey nox decflne 30 wfiir further
ap aiaHs apos the sal ject Such ~rs;s
IS this. ~heu b-oa h before sl1e saprerne
epsrs ef the Uzi'es States. are Ho~ dis
t-issed ~iti3at eou1z5eHt uDoa the author
itY Of fle ez=~s here rrcige,i and tlazr1s OF
other cases which can = cited at any
tine froa the reports.
The taci Is tha, the government
~ th- Eui:s j States has 10 ca8errn
N uthese fnattrrs IA any Of its branches.
1t Is uoN about ten years since there
xas state Of moi and disturbance IN this
sane county. on that occasion q non
resident q the slate csnplsined IN this
ea-t that ms proIssriy bad been destroyed
5y rglobs assembled IN this district, and
appealed 10 this coaTt f5r the protection
ri his prepertv He th-n alleged that
ne governor then 10 otice szzs Sacisiist
aud ia s. mpathy sith the people wfo
Nefe 4 stroyIaz the p-op-rty. He wss
advised tiai @hAteyer the local cossai-
tons might t-- whai kiad of governor
there FL git * "a once. the courts of the
United States were not refuge f0r BIN
nuder the Circumstance thai ;he erin
NAL laws Of the state were to De eufofeeyi
By tbe state Authorities
II within these ten gears uass there
have been other governors Who had other
noiians ia relation 70 suzh matters. and
there is aos q governor vho j. disposed
to enforce the laws of TIE state can
only say that lhe people OF The state are
70 be co-gratulaied upon that circuuu-
stance. We do no, at here to restrain
him in the exefei-e 0f h5s authority
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-23

T,9z deznsrd made ty Interstate Cara-
nerve Csuusiss.ausr CIen=ufs thss cos
erssz take decisive action to make rsii-
~zy trsseI IN this ca1utrT Iess psFii0zs
Ilz5. 6ssa zuivers4I echo IN tie hearts g
the people. By the sazadaie of tllr 20
s-uu-a; ve bave tire au,o-ua-ic eoaplet
ard the ira .a brake. the tiae has come
f5r the soverausens to rsqzire safe cor
s.rne,l9a of passenger coaches Legs
Ist5ou s IN oTfi-r specifying faE al De~
passenger cars e-rtalH standard q
strength ard safety 10 the end that ever
passenger or the railroads may s7c Insured
tae same imaariiy fron zza5niag ssi
death as IS nax insured 70 patrons of The
PaIlmaus The Palm eauspsaF re
c5sds shoz that. darsg the year eniiaE
September j, 1875 Het a si-gi= passs7ger
VA killed OF iuiased aa a Pullman car II
tae state of Sew YORK and that although
the eonspary carried n the uited State
= to,ai Of p 2.s5g s4i passengers. only six
pef=ous ~ere kslled 70 tW1 dissstT asis
wrecks and oaiy faar persons ~ete
serioasiy injured.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-23
MvNl1Ns

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l. ~ s5s7rsrt Csers A. X Ierne- A&zsrasz-ssss-
,Hs Essss= = ezrT~ :. Ezszss- ezsa2 sszszs-
Mars " Gssases- sesrasans4
Tse g-asse u sAr ss4s= q CasarzAs 80 3srsa "a
C.sla-gs isz .eisa-aas asazr a4sa=4. 5sF-sss-.r
Ysz Gfs seaess ssa2sss " ArysHr = 81 @sssan
~ sssCl Lss1-r e CirzT Gssek CozzzEx- : zss q
rEsa anz 4rs~zr sh~ ccs=Fs asar rne ~ssss -
s-F-1F s4ss zale- - sesstes s1ssss q s-a.s ssa
ss Ca9estt as = serse< sszr y tsss Esiz1ry. =,
s&sarzs ssg4n aeTY 4ays KszfF ras s<Essf-
s1-zsfss q ~ .zs = SSgetees l1-sszses
- y sss1a szs 1fsssssz stElf 10 - s-4s~r
s5ss 80 - 49, re ssf s~rsea ssss "a ) Sz1-az
- - ssrsce hrrrgf > @E-= n.1 = rras sfase.
- -2ss 2s-5lsgsazs W. ths s.ae ssaSl-ssts
s---- res t7s -szsgrce 4z4 r7gaars - Ez 49,
- y Hs ta.aag q - Z1zs.g es er.al1 Il
iHs 81 ss7sta aeEHi q tse1srF ge2sN1ea.
sEaas7 2sfsa@HEt ~ fif'sen hsEzsf. ssziars zs1
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s=z5sassf l5Fh tsss, far aaaeF .-r tFg- zsaszssrf
7ats Es1- - rrs1a,sNssrg -zr = -H.ers5zst
az-9 s@giesE1s7 Isft t-ss -zs $50 ztre< .s1c
zaszs5s n CARR a. T4rn=r saa Esae=n azasfes
s-S @',a lusrrsss frsE ~srzzis -es9 fsas q Fer
s+ai ~ s71zz. saa1 nsrz sssE ~ pspesrzs =
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as 81 sHss-sz cenFs NEz AaaeT-sz FsssTess= 81
ssr cs-s psr zrua frgu aaEa u l=la 9z-s ey
~ tsz isssrf s=sss E-r t. hz=aass ssars
s = slE - zasEr f1lis zreazf f-1z ne eg--
-i C saas a-raz i-ti1s ssTrrls asrs asz4e.
srl roo aae ss-esT rasstes = II sEea es4 70 40
lssr- ~ q zzsssr e. Ehrkts cazssaiH- - ssss-s
s-l-=s h- - 3 rs7 nas Af fa-s - gzasHf gHaass
70 S3AfssIs ssa reerEaf SID
- sun1a s=5.z ssss-zs-- Isfa gsss - - 80 4
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3 90 sa iuasa~v fars xns ~ Esssss x wa
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slSING apPllcaTIoN - -.

Ca-s = ~ i-sssies Cert
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-23
MINING APPLICATION 40. 1865.
U. $. Lsxp OsPIcE.

q. s. LsSp OEFgcE.
Cez.er. Coso-. Jsaa1-s 10. lsas
Nssssoe : h-reaS g5sxn thas The S.-ls Re Airlnx.
rEisug 81. Sz@sting Co. sbo>f r-1sasszce IS i-aao
SgrsneS. Cainrz.a. has z4.s sppklcssi.s- fe- s@s
ers ssF i.Q irezr f~es "a the Santa fe an4 LAST
Chanc- in3<s e%s-irz gaat an1 silver Nirh sgrfsc-
rs. ~ tses - ala tf Szzss n i.=@ asl 80
fre. ir -a.rh OF ttr Las Chane@ ho.e si-ssfe IN
Itass9 =alrinx zlSfrc- Ciesf Geek county.
-.y,.-s or rtr - fhfs S@srr. f8siS-s. viz.
SANTA FE LODE
s4ze q s- = r. ena Z = = ffaz .<soseTs-
B@zfrnf-x At or No. l. -3.eFc- ~ - Ia e1--
- - t2rgs ~ Of the exfs 9 n h~xfs stl .
II ie- zzsa ~ r.. Il g. - iss T. 70 =.
No = faaacs = y - II 70 coz No ;. ~f~nc-
M STA Ne. s. t-srs az i- isf-s ~: there- r
y or sa 4 the risce Of bezin-tsz-
LAST CHANCE LODE
ixt II rsrzh-zsssfiy xrs i,afts s'zs str0r 1iscos
e-s-
B<rlrasnx ~ eor No ~Aenre rbe IL cor. sec.
~ t~r zs.r - q ne srs , n e-srs 81 II "
as-e s. f.: rssface SIz asl - r. cor. Ne
/. .Asrre IS - 81 &c f. cor. No. J: rhence
e k-sFs u X III r. fhsace 3. re r91 g
n % cor No 5. sn<nre ~ II ta.5s f. 70
~. s. ffsepce ne g 1ss o. n No. l. the
,Eace Il h<gsanrs caetsirinz zcz acres. expressly
rxcer-ira az1 ~xcf135rg porrion OF eonssci ~issi
<a~seys hos Tzss x-s s4tt- Ss. 1899 snt al con-
fsc1 ssh <.-yes Nos s. ts5s zns 1884 sn1 fDfrss
! portion N sfs+ snsrbtvis<5 tEr- s. range q Of
ste SIN rrinciras serbian Sssa lnczfson beinx re-
cos.e4 "a s1zne ise p1res :. za5 g. Of rhe recorss
"A Gear creek county. Coz r13a- AdFsintnx claim
zssfs g.-scrs VI The zsz1x< nen,Sored surveys
C. D. FORD Peztss-s-
Firss rHesste1 Jan. ~. 1904.
List rvs:zsbe5 Nzrch ~ fs&-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-23
AtAeHrEuDH
MINING spPLIcATios 70 ls7o.
alnsssi Szrssv so. if5fs.
C. :. I-a-s (s-ser. peryx- s.ss f)ss-rs1,.


e. ). Lans Otcs. Denver ians Dfsfrsct.
Ds-se-. Ceiorsz.a. soz=n,h<r ?. IszB.
<ostre IS h~resY xisen ihaf 5. 3 Ha@ke ~asr<s
sss-o-are a1@rrxz = Free r-4 Ccafssa- saa< 1Aise
ary tessg- - Fzf-rt af fsf' lsaE.r fres Ire
Eifa-tN ia4e hssFfsE 30 s-5 saysr. - save hs
- So rsssh~ asssrt aa4 "a ftst ssailsl exfefit
frs-s 3<cut-Fy Eh-fs tsarer1. sitt Sarfaf~ srssn1
fsa f~r' ~ Ns1rH si-zsss 4 rsg Csnrk s>e kann~t
sing .iassess5 ClssF Cfses oaszts state u Coo
Fsiis Ers zesg1=-s n ~ rz an4 tsi5 rsiss % ~
sz niis $50 A. fssiass. tlE
n<3frnirz a. f-sas No I. ~hence she W Cot
Sc I. Is = ~. - ne s-h P. ". hears :.
. - ? n. -sfz q fbrart " IL &. -
Cof NJ = tns-ce y g. E fsi - 4 u Coz N. e.
ih.nee 80 - 81 = e 20 ca ~. :. shs.n-s
\. - ~ Sssf> o. p Cfr " 3 thsssce :. -
Is1s, Il ~ Cs-r ". e assada - " 50 =
a. - -. :. fh=acv - 81 " - = q -
Cor n rhsrss - y - = e. e CnF. ~
l. rf.s rssc- - t-e'u- NJ
GaastaszasE : H. $50 szaTsssss eK9sstirz A.
escta9irF al cuafA-T -aFt sa-yegs Nes- 80 9e=
An4 lisis sri ssr-7nF rsrf,os af srsas Nv .es
I~r = " n ~ ft- f-ifc "a -asr1s.sn- Sai4
tacsszza triar -szssr5e= 1aiH faf rsR- - - ~
RECORDS - t-A-sf f-rees suisgiF, C.si5f 40
Assask elsizanls ssn-fs q ~ 4suss sssues
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fsess rs4t4slsss De- 3. is<a
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-23
L.~son,s Prossse,. Az. Cod

The Comuiosiare iauasI Is expected to
cut ise Tabor vein very s0on-
The prospects fof the starting pof the
Eas Red Elephant groap are ,hough; 10
b. assured
The Princess Of lsdis iurn.i : ~osi
iny ght'y - present. but she c.-ning
sesssH All witness greaier activity
The main f.r t.iueing proposition IN the
& amp is tie 10 Reynolds asiae. xhieh 5
s-nding several car loais OF smelling ore
per month - the IDAHO Springs sample.
The bais % t5Is ore i obtained iron ihe
ma iunHei level workings. operated y
the company on the days pay :, stem.
Besides this portion Of the mine. iescis
are being extended each nv frosn the
nr~ fsi-e. late.y completed. AMI waic h
completely relieved the old working Of
sat=f. The era.scat which ~ fr1rn-
ti0uei s3zse week ago as being diis n
souih from the tsuRel level 10 iuiesSes,
;se No. yeia st depth. has been co11-
pleird and op~uei up : large ofe hsiv
that il rich Ia vaiae, This vein has a
record Of having produced some 5000 o
from The surface workings under ii e
arrangement Of he late Colonel IN
Dlly. and the discovery OF : large byly
Of r5eh mineral several hundred feet
deeper upon The v-in simply doubles ne
posssbili IL Of The j.. Reyaolds group IS
far as opened. The driving Of the 80
f'oi tannei TO cut the gr0szp below the
deepest workings sas a happy cosceT siou.
and We are rejoioei 90 see permanent and
prostat'e results assured ,has esrlv in
operstious. Manager Morton Is in hi
cage and upoa his re:ura Ne look for
s0use very important developments in
the lac OF ore exploitation and snip
rsenfs
Frunl th- best authority. We learn ma,
the preseat season will witness general
qaiekening al along the line in Law
son camp
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-23
Governor Peabody Vindi-
Gated.

Tie weltern Federation 81 Miners re
eeived body blow a. "Wednesday " ben
Jndge Meses Haii.t. 81 The Federal eguft
secid q ii.s' he was without Jurisdiction
is The Sherman Parker hsf~ss corpus
Sc Psrk~r ~as arrested bv the military
a. Cripple Cre-k last S-pieni,er. charged
with bloaing up ;he Nindicstar mine,
causing the desih Of two men. After
several legal estaas'e rents in which the
military hang onto Ihs priSone-. the case
wss taken to the federal court on hshezs
corpus procze dings 1isr cssart held that
It is no; for the i-.iefzi oar; in suy of
its branches to interfrre wifli the admin
issration Of lax by The s'af- authorities.
He quoted precedeDss 70 prove his point
ard referred 10 INSTANCES. local ard ger
e-sl. in which like decisions had been
rendered
In giving his decision, Ia lge Halle,
said N part.
''In times Of turbulence and violence
when there IL possibility Of mob rule in
the country there Is di>cref'on on the
part OF the authorities 20 hold prisoners
without bail. and there IS rezsona bic
discretion which rnas be exercised in all
cases in xhich criminal charges may be
preferred TO hold the prisoner in custody
until reasonable investigation may be
made to ascertain whether he has CON-
miited an osiease against the law.
Whether This sl1.,. 5c done by the regular
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-23
AnnlNlSTpATop s NOTICE
-ff,,-s, < Ks a@a .e,-.sk-.

tstaie = f'aElsl ) . llsa .eeeas-t
Ths zzsesS zsrs4 hzs8ng berr 4frciEfei rriEti-
Sirzsr. u me essai. u paaiss ( ke-s lsie q Tx
Cgarsv o felsar Cr---- a.4 S,zts q Losor7ta b
eess. heres gsve -zIce tat she all aer~sr b<f
..e Casr-y C.sssrf - Gear Crs< Ca-sy stfse Caar7
Hosz,e r. tIa-zsi9sE At the D-cssln<f I-fns n
mrs Nuaazs a. JsraarF Al 4htch stare al
.erssus haeing csias s.sss ssAz es-zs- ratif--
aft4 fezazes zftszs for ~ rrp~sse q hssing the
sa-e a3lssss. A. persons irseAsee a. 41A9 Estate
sse ressesir1 20 -s2z i-zss1tas< vae neat = fhe
1z3efs gn@--
Data this fs,.r an ~ D-oeunsf4 A = isr
eAlIiE E. KOOkES. A9zsi-is,rzirfx-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-23

Noys eoTHes the Lea1Nille Herald DEM
oerat. whose editor has been s1udyip. the
Old times and comparing them wiki the
new. Nth this remarkable exhibit. Co.
M h4ck to $50. xhich Is the natal per-
10 Of Lezivilie district. hr fais thai a,
that time silver was worth sra per
oance a ton OF ore was traded for $50 ss!-
ver b-ing paid FOR at 10 percent less than
the Se& York price; lead fifty cents for
eaeh PER cent over thirty. with a reinct-
ion Of hfty cents for each per cent under
thirty Figuring tue average vsiue of
the ore in those days at 1878 per ton.
the profit at that time was $,s 50 The
same class of ore today. 1ith silver al
less than one-haif the price quoted II
Is7o pays profit Of SO. So per ton. ff6
more than was the case in the boom iavs
Of Leaiyiile. with the added advsn- age
that the smeltrrs waive treatment charges
on all ores that run twenty five per cent
10 lead. In those days there sere fifteen
smelsrrs in LeafvilIe. hut the cost Of the
competssi IN. as the figures show, was
footed ny the producer. who received no
bencEt from the operation OF the inir-
pendent plants. whatever. but rather,
vas made to pay for them
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Subscription. 81 Per Year

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-03-26

Mrs. Frank Horton visited IN
Fennimore this week.
T. F. Orion had business in
Milwaukee this week.
This would be disastrous week
for some of the would-be rural mail
carriers to make their initial trip.
Mineral Point business men
have raised fund of $4,000 to be
expended in testing the various ore
bearing ranges in that immediate
locality.
The township of Fennimore
will vote on the license question
April 5th. A Preston man wishes
to start a saloon, and Preston is in
Fennimore township.
The parishioners of st. Glenn
ent's church will consider the prop
osition tomorrow of securing adj
ditional cemetery space, the present
burial grounds being inadequate.
This query is in order: What's
become of the good old fashioned
woman who could cut out a pair of
trousers or her husbands hair with
equal ease and with equally aston
ishing results?