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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

Joseph Newman and his talented com
pany will be with u again at The opera
house Friday, October u. Mr.. Newman
IS always q delight to aHv audience be
cause he always has something new to
offer Among his selections for this sea
son he announces "Mammy's Little
Angel Child, 90 "Aint 1t Funny What a
Difference Few Hoars Make" There
Was Something on His Mind. " Il Can I
Do That Sum. - Isn't That Like Man,
Girls Accidental Happenings, Dese's
No Use In Asking, Cause You Know De
Reason Why. .. "Git All You Can. II" The
Far Side and The Near side. " "That's
All 1 Said, 4" The Wreck Of the Julie
Plante," aud s'AlI That Sort OfThinp. q"
First-elass rooms a. the Beehee hotel
l. 4 J.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
ST. LOUIS AND RETURN.
Social Excursions.

On Tuesdays and Saturdays Oct I, 4,
s, II. IS. IS. az. IS. and 20, the Union
Pacific will run popular excursions from
Denver to St Louis and return at the low
rate offI7.z5.
Tickets will have FINAL return limits OF
fifteen days. Illustrated guide to Worlds
Fair free on application. Inquire of
E. R. GRIFFIN, Gen'i Agent,
o4I 18th ST., Denver,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
MININo APPLICATION 40. Issa.

Mne4Ai SAfNtt 10 Af-ll-
L. s. Land Once
Denver. Colorado. September. 80 1904.
Notice IS hereby given that Mafy A. Lewis whose
poSiofsos is Idaho Sprtags Colorz DO has mate spp
cation for patent for 800 linear feet the inse
peni-nee lode Bearing goli and siiser the being
as feet y 2Ie 4. and S2 feet > 21o W. thence s.
65o W W 10 fee, from discovery shat; thereon with
surface ground $50 feet in ~iith, stuateln lows an.
Banner Mining Districts. Clear Creek County. State
Of Colorsto. and described in the plat and feli
te In this Once as follows. VII.
Beginning al Cor. No. l. whence the ~ Y Cor.
See I. T. s, r. % W OF the 9Th .. cears DO
IS % Et1Si 13 feet: thence ". IS 30 &. .73 feet
10 cor no 2 thence n re 7iq . feet to cor no. s.
thence " 2ss 80 W. lss. 50 feet e. thence
s. ~ w. 1s0.f7feet to no. 5. thence S. 6so 30
W. I227 feet to cor. no. 9: thence ) o50 30 Z. i50
feet 10 cor. no. l. the place OF beginning.
Containing z.7ls acres. expressly excepting and
excluding ali conflict with surveys Nos 1879. 1850
and 1sss9 and forming PORTION of the Unsuttvidei
Twp g.. r. 70 W. of the 9Th principal meridian.
SAID location being recorded In VOL 49, page IFS OF
the Records OF Clear Greek County. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners Of surveys Nos 1879
1850 and 1889.
c. D. FORD, Register.
First put Sept. -. 1904, Last pub Nov. 28.iQo4.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
MlNINo srpIltAIlos.No nss
> .--- go y, t5tx.


US Lane CHcr ,
D-nver. Coiofsso. Ssrtsu hef IS. 1851
Naiies IS sssety sissH that Altsu MAcsie q Ss~
ORLEANS L.. h his attorney in tact. & b o. .iey.
whose restrrts IS issho Springs. CoIofa1H. has
nass arr aiion for rHtsHf Tor 200 linear on
ne { J. loss hearirg gpis srt sisef n. tsins
50 teei y - Z ard ~ : feet :. g. " hence
iii0a feet ~ 4VN ffu 5iscosety atsii tsrfre,tl
rish surface srosn1 $50 feet In ~l.ih situate N
lssho Mining bisirici. Clear Creek Coanty. state
Of Co4ara3o Aui tescrhet IN the Plat ard note
or hAs IN tbs otfce. IS follows. sir:
bsEnulnR At cor no !. Whence The ia cor sec.
- twp. $. = y Of the sifs .. H. hears - a.
=. 7fss feei: fh-ncs e5e lo4 f..t to cor 10
tienes = t0 - 1854 feet 20 no. ;. theace n.
= - ies-5 issi 10 cor. 1. hence n ~ ~ e.
il2Hc feet 10 cor no. 5; fhsrct g. s7s5 feet 70
cor co, s. thence 5 y {. 10 feet COT 70. l. the
PLACE 0f Beginning
Containing 80 acres. expressly eresp'irg and
sxciaiinE al conf ct nth surveys nos. Ili iial
Il, has. izti ist- D3- 1871 ami forming poftion
ofthe unsuhiia3e5 3 6. r. 7zw. q the eth
rfinciral meridian. Ssi5 iOeafion being recorded
y Yui lit. page 40 OF the records Of Csar Creek
County. Colofaeo.
Adjoining claimants owners Of above name.
surveys.
C. d. FORD. Register.
Firsi Pgsiishet September. "a, 1904.
Last Published November 2s. 1884.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
MINING APPLICATION No. ,s,x
Mineral Survey No. i7oTs.
United States Land orscs.
Denver Colo. xers / 1904 /

survey NO. fTo|I
United States Land ofscs !
Denver. Colo. SEPT I, Isos
Notice is hereby given thar John Rich.
ardson, whose postotiice is Idaho Springs.
Colorado, has made application Tor pat.
ent for 1900 linear feet on the Great
Center and Good For Nothing I.oass.
bearing gold and silver surface gfaund
1870 feet IN width, situate IN Nirgin,.
mining district, Clear Greek eouDtv.
State Of Colorado aisd described IN the
plat and Geld notes IN ile IN this Office,
IS follows, viz:
GREAT cEsTER LODE
I4o f. y ~ deg. II min. v and so
fl. ; "a deg - min. f. froHI discovery
shaft.
Beginning ~ corner No. l, whence the
z = corner section -. r. ) R "a W
Of the 6sh p. Nj. tears y 8qdex. "a min
Z. seSQ II, thence S. 6s deg 40 Rim
" I5o ieei tn corner No ,: thence y "a
deg "a min W 500 feet to corner No. A;
thence y. % deg. IS min. f. $50 teet 10
corner No 4. thence : "a deg. IL min
Z. 1900 feet to corner No. the place OF
beginning,
GOOD FOR NOTHING LODE
90 feet J u deg. 55 MN. T. and 1850
feet u deg. s3 min. " from mouth OF
discovery adit.
Beginning at cor. No. whence the f.
I cor. Sec. 2s. T. 5 S, r. 75 W. OF the
9th P. NJ. bears IS deg 10 min. 30 sec
Z 9o22.7 feet; thence "a deg. s. min.
" 1900 feet to cor. No. 2; thence y Is
deg. min. w I5o feet to cor. No. 3:
thence y "a deg, So min. Z 500 feet to
cor. No. !; thence 5 I5 deg. 7 min. Z $50
feet to cor. No. /, the place Of beginning
CONTAINING 2 34I acres, expressly ex-
ceptiug and excluding alt conflict with
surveys Nos 5s7, 1881 A. zoos. 1000.
II2zs A, 1864. Is779. 1890 and iot ming
d portion of the uusubdivided township
s., range 70 ". OF the 9th principal
meridian. Said location being recorded
in vols. So ard Iss. pages I1o and I6z
respectively. of the records of Clear
Greek county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners sof. the
above mentioned surveys.
c. ID. FORD.
Register.
IS, pub sept ), 'o4; last, Nov s. 'o4.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
WERE FRIENDS WITH OFF. -ERs
Indians Of the Plains Treated Taen
as Brothers.

The best friend the Indian ever
had was the old-time regular army Of.
ficer." said T p Montgomery. a cat
tie raiser Of Miles City. Mont. and
Incidentally. the best friend the young
cub officer just OF West Point ever had
was the old-time Indian. have lived
in Montana. Nebraska and idaho prac-
ticaIly all my life, and | saw and took
part in many OF the Indian campaigns
Of twenty and thirty years ago. Dur
ing the Indian wars | saw hundreds
Of things 10 prove to me the bonds of
friendship existing between the boy
officer and the willy old Indian. even
when the latter was on the warpath-
In the summer OF '76, about the
time Of Custer and the Little Big
Horn, ! was In Montana. The Chey.
enne Sioux were giving the settlers
trouble. and two troops OF cavalry had
been sent after them and were en-
eamped on what IL now my own ranch.
The old officers at that time had a
habit Of sending out lieutenant with
three or four men on scouting expedl-
tions.
One old Indian told me afterward
that he and a party Of his scouts were
In hiding one afternoon when a lieu
tenant and three priYates rode by.
looking for them. and less than TWEEN
~ yards from where the Indians were
hidden. Did the Indians shoot7 or
course not. They knew the young
lieutenant. had probably swapped 10.
baeco with him. and they allowed him
TO pass by unharmed"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
MINING APPLICATION 30. isl2.
frs-s4 .lsr,s,,s n f-Eg1s

Mineral survey No. I7z1...
L. s LAND OFFIcE
Denver. Colo. aSepisn her ~ 1901
sotize IS hefehs given -hs, The Old Stag Cod
aiuing and Milling Company. BY n. n. pzfnnefef
3ts attorney ia tact. whose Fo4sorice Is FrerBsnt
Gsio-S1o has made appiAeailou TOT patent fas Ths
R,chnon- Aii SITE. Containing acfeS. situate In
Tan Greek Mining Disuict, Gear Greek County
Stat~ of Colnrs3o and described IN the Plat ar4 f.l
notes onhe in ;his onacs. as foiio~s. WIS
BrEinrioK a. Cot No /. whence the NJ - Cor
Sc. ct. 5, 4. % " o; the sfh . m hears S. II.
~ ~ T. lei q r. thence y o. II sSf f. Ielz u
+. 10 cor. no. ?. fhsncs n 81 ~ W 1se4 feet ID
co., no. 8, thence (. So Ie W 1872 feet 10 cor DO
heaes ( 81 - z Its feet 70 cor ~. l. the pac,
of Beginning,
Contsir.Hs acres ana furalrg = portion q ~
untuhtisi1st 7 s. Is " Of The 9Th prineirs
aertt5aa- Saii iocati0ns heing recorded IN vol II
rage -. af tn. fecosas q Clear Crses Co,snf.
Colofa1o.
AaFoinlug cisiuans e~ntrs Of survey No Z1d2
c. d. FORD Register
First Published S-Tfeaat<r "a. iis4
Last PUBLISHED November 2s 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08


Denver. Colofa;o. Sepienber 81. le.
seiiee S hereby given that The Mammoth Col,
Mining Tunnel srt Pailrosi Comranv- ~ 5 4
post-osscs a35fess IS post-offca Ros ,sS, Drnys.
Colorado has MADE application for a patent .or ~
teen hundred ia0Dl linear teet respectively or esrh
Of the East Black ana Ida Z lodes or veins hss,s1-
silver an1 go1. the sane eeing SIG feet sts az !,
ans 80 feef ~ 10 the Ezsf Bsack ios. .,s
.s2 tee; 5i' ami zsl feet 81 ~ thence 10 fer,
iespsetivs discovery shafts. With surface g,na,nx
esch one hundred tfty iIso, feet IN With
situate in Coal. Cascade an. Jackson Mininy Dl.
uets. Clear Gfesk County. State Of Calorsisl ~
sescrhes ~ The oseial plat and field notes a., ~. =,
this ofses follows. VIZ:
FAST BLACK LODE.
Beginning at cor. no. l. whence the ~ Z RI, =,
Sec. Is r. s3 Of the 5;h p. NJ bear, n Il els I.
So. 81 r.. cor. NJ. B. no. 137s Brursxtrk -
bears I2s i6 20 81 IS f.: thence tts n, isse
n. TO cor. no. ?; whence cor. no l. sur. ~ 10,
B.es lose hears = 81 rs n: thence sio 30
Ger no. I: thence is9 3Us 80 H. to cor no l. IN.
place Of Beginning. - 4''
IDA E LODE.
Beginning at COZ. no. 1. ~heree The ~ Z eo- =.
Sse;t ItsR . Of The e't p. N. bears n eos p
il0 fl; cor. no ?, East Black lode Of this sprxey
hears IS IS Sts fl: cor no a., = s,ss1
Big Sof, lode. hears t,' II s77e r.: thence : 81
is n To eo, no. & thence ssI'~ 7ss H. 10 cor. no
Z; thence s. 81 isost. TO no. 4; thence an
is A. to cor no 5; fbence 5Is rs n 10 60, ~
8; thence 81 $50 fl TO cor. no /. the pace 3,
eeginning. VI
Coniaining s.lol acres expressly excepting AM
esciuding AZ conflict With surveys nos. I-2s Ie m
lode isl1. Bruce lode. zs7s. Brun,~ick lode iasS
North Pole lode. AMI l1so. West Black lode. an
forming portion of the - Sec S ana the - l.
Section In townships 5 Of range 73 " Of The a.
principai neriian SAID locations being recorded r.
vols 12l and lss. pages So and iss respectively q
the records Of Clear Creek County. Colorado
Adjoining claimant Surs. Nos 1880. Mamma,t
e. al iodes, 1859. North Pole. l7,3, Le RoI. isl;
Bruce. I124 Black ana zs76. Brunswick Iodes.
c. d. FORD. Register.
First publication September u. 1901,
Last publication November e. 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
SLEEP AN AID TO BEAUTY.
Plenty OF Rest VIII Enable One to
Defy Hand OF Time.

Defy Hand OF Time.
Women who sleep a great deal and
comfortably. who are addicted to maps
and regard nine hours OF wholesome
rest as absolutely requisite TO their
physical weil-being are the women
who defy the frosting hand Of time.
These are the women whose wrinkles
are few and far between and whose
eyes remain the brightest and cheeks
tie rosiest for the longest period after
the bloom OF youth has fed. No less
notable beauty than Diana de Polo
tiers. who retained her irresistible
loyellness until her seventieth year.
recognized the value of sleep as a pre-
ventive of wrinkles. Indeed. SO fear
full was she of losing q moment of
perfect rest. that. mistrusting the beds
OF her friends. she carried her own.
with its splendid fittings. on all her
journeys.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE STATE
LANDS

Once OF the State Board OF Land Com mis- ssioners.
Denver. Colorado. September II. 1904
Notice Is hereby given that The Iniisn Creek Park
Co.. whose postofhce address IS Denver. Colo. on
September. II. 1904. made application No. 6z3 the
State Board of Lana Comniss,oners to lease the
In Clear Creek Coonfy. Colorado. to-wft. e. X Of
s. T. Ia and S. W. Ia Of S. e. Ia Of Sec II, Twp
South Range ~ West.
No other application TO lease the above described
premises objections against the above apple ation
Will be considered sfser October p. 1904
MARK G. WOODRUFF.
Register State Board Land Coamissioaerx
1st pub. Sept. y; last pub. Oet. Is. M.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
MINING APPLICATION No. i49s.
Mineral Survey No. I67s.
L. :. Land Office.

Mineral Survey No. I67s4
L. 5. Land Office,
Denver, Colorado, September 9. 1904.
Notice IS hereby given that S. A. Jos
ephi. whose postoffice is Denver. Colo
RADIO and Sarah Parry. whose postoffice is
Russell Guleh, Colorado, have made
application for patent for 1890 linear
feet on the Little Biilee Lode bearing gold
and silver the same heirg 2es feet 5 70
deg. Z and 1905 ice; y 70 deg. W from
discovery shat, thereon with surface
ground $50 feet in width. situate in Idaho
Mining District, Clear Creek COUNTY.
State Of Colorado, and described in the
plat and field notes on file in this Office,
as follows, viz.
Beginning at cor. No. !. whence the "
= cor. sec 90, twp. 5, range II W of
The 9th Y. NJ. bears ; u deg. IS min.
sec. l. si3ob feet: thence y 70 deg. "
1900 feet TO cor No. 2; thence y II deg, i
I5o feet to cor. No. 3; thence 5 7o deg Z
1890 ieet to cor. No. 4; thence IL deg.
=" 80 ieei TO cor. No. l. the place Of
beginning.
Containing s.i6s acres, and forming a
portion Of the unsubdiyided Twp. 1 s
Range 3 " OF the 6th principal meridian.
said location being recorded in vol. I,7.
page iss, Of the Records OF Clear Greek
County, Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners Of SURVEYS
Nos. 1884, Lake Side lode and isosI.
insuiatof lode.
{. ID. Form. Register.
First publication Sept. 10, 1905.
last publication Nov Ia. ioo..
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

No matter what the death certificate
says, the fundamental cause of one-half
the deaths recorded is constipation. Cure
yourself of the habit by:.eating ,daily DR..
Prices Wheat Flake Celery Food which is
made from the whoie.Erainsof the wheat
berry. For sale by Edward{Bros.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

Mr.. aud Mrs, Pierson Chapman, Of the
L. 5. government survey. Washington,
d. c.. Dr. McCianahaG, T. c. Woodruff.
F. G. Kerver. Edw. Shellkopf, George
Stevens, I'd. Carlson and many otheas
have taken up quar.ers for the winter a,
the BerI ee hotel.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
No.iee q Annual s.oetbolde., Me.,i.,.

Notice of Annual Stoekholders' Meetine.
Notice is hereby given that the annua,
stockholders meeting Of the ]. 1. c. Min.
ing and Milling company will be held At
the Office Of Haegott & Smith, Bank
building, Idaho Springs. Colorado, on
Monday, October 10, 1904. at the hour Of
8 O'Clock p. m. of said day, for the pur.
pose Of electing . board of directors n
serve for the ensuing year. and for the
Transaction of such other business =.
may properly come before said meeting
ALLAN D. FRAsER, CHAs. PxxI.
Sec.-Treas. President.
DR. n n A11~r xh~ n~-A.A
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

II is rumoTed ,uat A. knowles Of
this city will have charge of the driving
Of the big government irrigation tunnel
at Moutrosr. No confirmation is obtain
able as We go to press
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

Every season we try to improve our lines OF
Shoes. Our stock for fall is full and COM
plete and we feel that we can serve you bet
ter than ever before.
The new lines OF Mems High Cut Shoes
is the best that we have been able to show.
Priced from $500 to $500 and we stand
back OF every pair.
Our Boys Shoes made by Usher & Son is
what every mother is looking for, strong and
shapely and with the very best Of soles. We
endeavor TO merit the saying that Swanson
sells the best Boys Shoes in town." and if
you haven't tried them, do SO and you will
find that these shoes are good boys shoes for
little money.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

Dr. r. c. Quick, formerly of this city
was here today visiting friends. The
doctor has resumed the practice Of his
professioa Al No. 3o4 Temple Court, Den
yer. Mrs. Quick returned this week after
a four months visit III liie cast
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

FoK RKsr Dit Cheap. The Castle
Hotel, furnished or unfnrnished-
BROAD.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

Special rates by week or month al the
Beebec hotel.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
Bush 0 Bonney,
REHI ESTATE. MINES AND INSURANCE.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1924.
Mineral Survey No. iT2ss.
Denver. COLORADO. Aarasiii. 1904.

Mineral Survey No. iTss.
US Land Once
Denver. Colorado, August IL. 1904
Notice IS hereby given that l. 3. Lsngaeil whose
rosf0ftcs IS Los Angeles California. an3 Wm f.
Dohsr'y whose pos,ossee is idaho Springs Colorado.
have msic Application for patent Tor i3l2.s linear
feet the Bear Creek lode. Fearing xoia and silver
the same being 5oofeet y. $50 ~ W. and slet fee,
Southe sstsriy from discovery shaft thereon. with
surface ground 40 feet In Width. situate In Grass
Valley Mining Distric-. Clear Creek county. State
Of Cooraio sri described the ps, and field notes
on file ln this ofice. as follows viz:
Beginning at cor No 1, whence the ia cor sec
2. to 4sr Nv Of the sth .. bears 1s' - l73.s
n: thence ~ Is $50 II TO No. . thence )
- % 3t6.s u TO Cor No. 3. thence t6'$s 7i6.2
u TO cor No. 4; thence az ~ 10 n No. s.
thence t6' tyv fSz II to cor No. 8: thence SO
% y s+66 II TO cor No I. the place Of Beginning.
Containing As acres expressly excepting and
ezcuding all CONFLICT With Surveys Sos.-and forming
portion Of the unsubdiyiAed seciion :. township
south. range Is vest Of the Sixth Princpsi MedIsn
Said location being recorded In vol. us. page 150
Of the Records Of Clear Creek County. Coiossdo-
Adjoining claimants owners Of Survey No. 1870.
c. D. FORD. REGISTER.
l.Hfss pub Aug -; last pub. Oct IS. 1900
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

FoR SALE-Cood big team, wagon and
harness, two good milch cows.
Mas E. L. MASON,
Brookvale, Colo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
MINING APPLICATION NO Isa,

MINING APPLICATION NO, ls22
Mineral Survey No. 1&ss2
U. S. Land Once,
Denver. Colorado. August 8. 1aO4
Notice IS hereby given that the Lord Byron Mlptn p
company ey John j. White. its attorney In fact whose
pos'offee Is Georgetown. Colo. has made appIica
ton for spatent for 2l0 linear feet on the Csnp
Valley lode tearing gold and silver the same beng
$50 feet tso 0 and 20 feet n a5s sO' Z from the
center OF the discovery cut thereon with surface
ground 10 feet In width. situate In Corai Mining
District, Clear Creek county. State Of Colorado and
described IN the plat and field notes ON Ole Ia this
once. as fellows. viz: - '' '''
Beginning at cor no whence the "a cor sec 3
4sr ~ OF the 9Th p m. bears So n 2sI26 III
inaneui.uon Station No. bears n 80 ~ $50 II.
thence IS Sow l94 II. cor no. .: thence Slo 55
lse n, 70 cor no. 8: thence n l5o 5V : i5le IT, to
cor no thence 60 soc 81 "a n 10 cor no thence
y lV l0.16 H. 10 cor. no. 8, thsnce n I5s 50
SoA IT. to cor no. !. thence n %. aV Il5o II to
Cor no. :; thence 81 S. e 5O.37 n 10 cor no. 3:
thence = 81 " 1854 n. to cor no. 10: thence
% ~ H. TO cor. no. I. the place Of beginning.
Conta'ninE 0666 acres. expressly excepsne ani
excluding ell conflict with surveys Nos and form-
ing portion of the unsubdivided Twp s. range 13
OF me 9th principal meridian. Said location being
eo,aed IN vol l0. page S77 Of the records Of Clear
80 aasIsinsg l e.im:sss owners Of surs. Nos soeo.
c. D. FORD. Rsgistar.
First published August 1s 1904
Last published October IS. 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

Try us for ranch eggs, vegetables
poultry and meats. THxRo & Co.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

Sunday dinner at the Beebee only soc
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

First-clsss hotel. The Beebee.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

First-class rooms az the Beehee hotel
with OF without b. ard.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

DR.. H. o. Allen, the Dentist.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
MINING APPLICATION NO. ts.s.
Y. :, Land Ofice
Denver. Cniofato. Srpter Der 81 tana

Ainefsl Survey No. 1860.
Denver Land District.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08
MINING APPLICATION so. Isis-

IS, pub Sept, ). 'o.; last. Nov S. 'o4.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

Steam Boiler. Employers Liability. LIE. Fire Aeci.
sent. Healfh, Plate Glass. Surety Bonds and even
other Kind of Insurance.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-10-08

First put Sept. -. isos: las, pub Nov. 4. .iso..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-27
NEW CLUB IN FOURTH
WAS ORGANIZED.
housing Meeting Held and Omcers
Elected Last Nfoht

housing Meeting Held and OMco
Elected Last Night.
AT rousing meeting held last ni,h+
on Henry and East Broad streets. the
Aourth District Administration Cnb
was launched. The hall was not large
enough for the crowd that assembled
ana there was no lack of enthusiasm
Justice Samuel Reynolds presided ar
the meeting, and was elected president
OF the organization. In calling the
meeting to order he declared that thara
was urgent need for a second club in
the Fourth, the largest district in tho
city, and that the large attendance was
evidence of the fact. He said that
there would be no friction and that no
anlmus existed.
Snort addresses were made by John
+. Glatlgny, e. H. Abrams, Joseph
Flgg, w. L. Hussey and j. r. Evans.
Inc speakers all called attention to the
growth of the Fourth District, and said
that the size of the meeting showed
that there was need of a second club.
Registration was urged upon those who
were present. and the members were
told to see that their friends do not
forget to register.
The following officers were elected:
President-Samuel Reynolds.
First Vice President-Fred. Vessels,
Jr.
Second Vice President-W. E. Nor
ton.
Third Vice Presdent-W. ]. Kehoe.
Fourth Vice President-J. N. Hamp-
ton.
Fifth Vice observation-disclosures F.
Evans.
Secretary-Joseph S. Walker.
Assistant Secretary-W. r. Reynolds.
Executive Committee-W. T. Hussey,
chairman; Henry W. Suffer, T. J.
Griffin, Horace Rivers. Dan. O'Conror,
John Carr, j. F. Hoffman, Harry Stef-
fin, w. F. Daniels. George Ball, Thos.
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