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kimOnaS.

Long Kimonas of colored La
contrasting borders; very eff
fective and pretty styles; sold
at s1-Green Ticket Day ........
Colored Lawn Kimonas: pl
and pink grounds: trimmed
with neat contrasting borders:
regularly 39c.-Green Ticket
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WRAPPERS.

Broken lot of Percale Wrap
pers; mostly dark shades; all have
flounces around bottom; trim
med over shoulder with bretelles
and fancy braid; left over from
our recent Wrapper AM~
sale, and worth one, AtVGo
two and three times
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Ready=made Wells

Ready-made Wells with hemstitched
borders: all-over chenille dots and wide
hemstitched borders; plain and dotted,
brown, navy, black and white; ~.
w yards long; worth Acc ZSC.
Green Ticket Day................-
Summer Auto Wells: for trimmed and
ready-to-wear hats; 4 rows of hem
stitched silk borders; 21a yards long;
s shd Pacing 'i"s nsa" sha nsy Qc
worth 9Sc.-speciai at...........
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MARRIED.

DE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On Wednesday,
June %, 1904. Rev. VIM. ii. Chapman officiat-
ing. at the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John b. Daughton, Berwyn. Nd,
EMMA EUGENIA DAUGHTON and GEORGE
ELMORE DE VAUGHAN OF Washington, ID c.
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Wash Suits and Skirts.


Lot of the Smart White Wash SHIFTS.
very desirable. India linon and madras
eHects. One style lace trimmed. tucked
sleeve, skirt tucked and insertion trim
med Another style of figured madras.
full sleeves tucked and full CO AZ
mare skirt 1T Worth s4-Green SZ.AS
White Linen and Polka Dot, also black
Lawn Summer Wash Suits;
made very prettily and O. M
smart. Regular S. and SO ~ UN
styles-Green Ticket Day..
We've just twenty Cloth Suits, worth
$15-which will go tomorrow only at half
price. Wolfe. cheviot homespun and
novelty mixture suits; brown, blue gray,
black and mixtures; tailored
81 81 aay ssss T'ssss Bay $3.50
Black. White and Blue Duck Skirts:
self trimmed, plain and
polka dot effect: full flares; M
worth up to 81. Green Tick VSC
ct lay. Observation-Disclosures.
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Successful Candidates at Annapolis.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. July THE following
candidates have passed all mental and
physical examinations: Charles II. Davis.
Idaho; c. L. Eisele, Arkansas; j. r. Nc
Cabe. Ohio. and +. w. Townsend, Illinois.
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Millinery.

Ladies', Misses and Childrens
Untrimmed Hats-a few ready
to-wears also Flats for the little
ones. All colors-also black and
white Milan, Tuscan, lace, plaid,
slip Jap, rough and plain straws.
Worth ST. down to Il 81
not less than soc. H..
Green Ticket Day.
dozen Tuscan Flats. for ~
and sized.-Green Ticket Day.
Children's Trimmed Rolling Brim Sail
ors with silk ribbon streamers; Milan,
split, sonnet and mixed straws. in white,
blue brown and red; large and
medium shapes; worth 81 to sue
J l.5U.-SpeClal.
Large Flare and Gainsborough (also
other popular styles. in ready-to-wear
hats; distinctive colors and 40
trimmings; worth up to 81 GtSC.
Green Ticket Day................
Gainsborough, Flares, Chiffon
and Straw-trimmed Hats to be
closed out Green Ticket Day. s..
81 and S. values. Trimmed in
flowers, laces,
$:!*.::; ms! 5 :sa ST 10
Ticket Day.
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81 Shirt Waists.

Odds and ends of handled
Waists; crumpled, mussed, or We
couldn't sell ST. and $I.25 values
at this price. Made of madras
and India linen; some few TRIM
med with tailored
pleats and large
pearl buttons; 9TH Iz
ers lace and EN- IL No.
broidery ..........
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Toilet Articles.

Best makes Perfumed Soaps; per cake, r.
Green Ticket Day. Observation-Disclosures. w.
Raymond Talcum and Complexion Powder;
pink and white. violet perfumed; per Re
DoI
Large-size Turkish Wash Rags, formerly G.
0c-two Ior.
Best English Bristle Tooth Brushes S~
Green Ticket Day. Observation-Disclosures. wv
Hand and Zinc Scrubs-Green Ticket u
lay ~
Rubber Dressing Combs; fair quality Sc
Green 1lcket Day. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Talcutne Toilet Powder; large size boxes
lone free with every one purchased), SC
'oHofroW al. observation-disclosures AOS'
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Ribbed Underwear and
Hosiery.

Lot of Swiss Rib
Vests; drawing tape
armholes ; the usual E
I2Hc. qua lit y. a
Green Ticket Dav at
so dozen Ladies
Isle Hose; all-over
toe; the seconds OF
25c. kinds. Green
Ticket Day special.
Five dozen Children
Swiss Ribbed Vests: dra'
ing tape in neck; a regul
10c. value, at.............
80 dozen Ladies' Tan
with embroidered fronts. "
15c. Green Ticket Day at
Lot of Pure Isle Thre
drawing tape in neck and
armholes: the seconds of
PIC. qualities. GRE e n
Ticket Day.
Odd lot of Ladies' Swiss
bed Drawers: yoke ba
Worth 2Jc. Green Ticket
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Lace Department.

Lace Department.
Embroidery, insertion and
beading in match sets for under
waists and underwear trimming.
Very pretty and Sc
lect patterns, in
WA W. %;:'a " is: y ;:!s@ 1 1c.
Embroideries, Edgings, Scalloped and
s@s's:s;:: and s1':: S% Use.
Summer Val Laces and Edgings,
match sets, fine sheer quality and pat
s S3ss $ $;sss; Ds Ss''a se- lMc.
Summer Val. Laces, Beading and In
sertion. fine work, neat and pretty
edges; quality used for Per-
sian lawn and soft mater ~@/
ials; worth &c. yd.-Green & MQC
Ticket Day. O1SSs
Nainsook Swiss and Hamburg Edg-
lngs and Embroideries; open and blind
work; every desira BILE pat o@<
tern and width; worth 1bc- SANC
Green Ticket Day at. ....... o1OSs
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"In the Bishops Carriage"
Look for the first installment of the new
serial next Saturday 1t is one of the best
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M uslin Underwear.

Lot of Ladies' Soiled Drawers
embroidery ruffles with tucks
Masonsville muslin; 2WCo
sold at SOC. Special
Slightly Soiled Long Muslin
Skirts; deep flounce of lawn with
wide embroidery
flounce at bottom; OM-
worth ST.. Special oOVN.
Special lot of French Cambria Corset
$;:ss; 81 :%@ s::: !: l2c
80 dozen Ladies' Umbrella
Drawers: wide cambria ruff1es; 4 -
worth 2Jc. Green Ticket Day II 80
AT
Low Neck Cambria Gowns.
hemstitched ruffies around -
neck and armholes. Green sue
Ticket Day.
Twenty-Five Cambria Long Skirts;
trimmed deliberately in en-
sslss sold ant at 81 'Is s and ss siSS zoe.
cpSSidi.
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Silk Waists.

10 Jap. Silk Waists: assorted styles;
lace trimmed; pleated front and back;
s ssl ' :'ssiy s ssss 1sr!ss1 90
up to 80. Green Ticket Day.
Eight Jap. Silk Waists: lace trimmed,
inserting yoke. neck and
sleeves: knife-pleated front GO AZ
and back: worth S.. Green OZ.NO
Ticket Day..
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DIED.

d Of S Sn FRask
son of John and Catherine Knighton.
Notice CT funeral hereafter. baltimore and Hsr-
risbmg papers please copy)
PERRY: Suddenly. on July 9: 1904, s. HARVEY
Services at his late residence s5it Eth street
Brightwood Park Friday July 8, at pm.
Friends and relatives invited Interment pr-
SLATER. Suddenly on Tuesday July g. 1904.
at Lovettsville, Loudoun county, Va. FRAN
CES A. SLATER, wife of the late Samuel w.
Mr. Harry L. Slater. Mrs. Ernest NJ Holden
and Mrs Frank A. Swsrtwout
Funeral ut Lovettsville on Wednesday, July 9.
SMITH. On Thursday July I. 1904. at an. at
SMITH, dearly beloved husband OF Barbara
Funeral from his late residence 3oi9 Cambridge
place. Saturday, July o. at $50 am. thence
TO Holy Trinity Church at O'Clock. Relatives
In Memoriam.
HOPKINS In loving TemsptIapce o Of 1 9 dear
died four years ago today. July I, 1900.
We miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care:
Our home is dark without thee,
We miss thee everywhere
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
KErCHAM In memory of our dear boy J. WILL
LARD KETCHAM. who left us four years ago
today. July Z, 1900.
Some day. some time, our eyes shall see the faces
kept in memory.
KIRCHNER. In loving remembrance Of our dear
father. HERMAN KIRCHSER, who passed
away year ago today July 7, 1908.
BY HIS CHILDREN. ALBERT AND EMMA.
WEST In sad hut loving remembrance OF my
dear wife, LUCY WEST. who departed this life
year ago today, July Z, 1903.
Friends may think would forget you
And my wounded heart be healed;
But they little know the sorrow
That's within my heart concealed
sBY HER LOVING HUSBAND. CHARLIE WEST.
WHEELER In loving remembrance OF my darling
baby. ELSIE T. WHEELER. who passed away
sad years today. July Z, 1902.
And l. who lnger. only know
How much lost two years ago.
BY HER DEVOTED MAMMA.
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Handkerchiefs.

Ladies Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs'
narrow hemstitched Dor N7L
ders; wor t h Sc re en- NSGs
Ticket Day. .....s....s...'"
Ladies' and Mems Linen Handker-
chiefs, with wide and narrow hem
stitched borders: also lace AL
and broid cry edges; 4ASC.
worth Sc.-Green Ticket Day 10
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Hand Bags.

Just received a new line of
Hand Bags, with inside fittings;
gilt and nickel mountings; 7
$ $ ;;;::: Ian '': s; g: !: 4t@G.
Ticket Day.
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l0c. Belts. DC.

a@c. Belts, &c.
Washable Pleated Pique and
Patent Leather Belts. The for
mer is finished with gilt and
nickel buckles; white m
OF only; worth 19c. Green VIC.
Ticket Day. 70
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Mr.. Charles E. Nyman and family are al
Wfehle. Va, for the summer.
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The Peruvian minister. Mr.. Calderon
with his wife and daughters. sail shortly
to spend four months in Europe They
Buenos Ayres. who are in this country for
sightseeing tour, and are on their way to
st. Louis.
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Mrs. Armstrong, wife of Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Treasury Armstrong, is at the
Maplewood, Maplewood, N. H, for the sum-
mer.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
Good Showing in Castle Rock.

Tones & Co.. who have for some time
been driving south into the mountain
upon the Castle Rock vein, are now over
loo feet under cover. Considerable min
eral has been encountered on the way,
and the breast of the adit. at the time OF
our reporters visit the first of the week,
indicated that the boys were entering
pocket of good ore. They had for some
60 feet had foot-streak of mineralized
quartz on the foot-wall and there has
been decided improvement. On last
Saturday new streak came IN ON the
hanging wall side and is making for the
other streak The junction of the two
streaks should make good ore. The boys
are saving the mineral and expect TO have
a test made shortly.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

section last Saturday night. and the
breezy blasts from Jim peak settled down
to real business. 1t was cold. bitterly
cold, but tnat cu, no figure with a joyous
gathering in the town of Yankee. the
strains of the fiddle wing with the wilder
music outside. The maj arity of the
dancers had come from Alice and other
parts of the camp, the gentler sex being
well represented.
Mr.. Miner has been tarryiug in this
city through the week. drinking the
waters. He states that as soon as sum
mer arrives, his wife and daughters will
for several IN onths divide their time be-
tween this city aud the cottage in Cum
berland gulCh.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
-Four and Hall Feet of Smelling Ore

J. B. Allen, manager of the Allen
group, Cascade creek, reports that the
shat, is being steadily sunk and is over
a6o feet deep. When the 500 #. point is
reached, levels will be started both east
and west and the chances for a prolific
ore body are first class.
Recently. in prospecting the adit level
shots in what had been taken to be the
hanging wall discl, Sc / four and one
half fee, body of ore that i'll one class re-
turned foo 10 the ton. This level being
of shallow depth. Mr. Allen has decided
to work the ore body from below and
through the shaft. If il proves to be as
large and valuable in the lower work
ings. the Texas owners will soon have
their money back and own one of the
prettiest propositions in the county.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
MINING APPLICATION 40. l,es.
Mineral Survey No 1885.
IT, s. Lana Oace.
Denver. Colorado. February I3 I

Denver. Colorado. February l3. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that James Mui-
lis and Phillip Mulis whose postofiiee is
Greeley. Colorado, have made application
for patent for 500 linear feet on the
Spear Lode bearing gold and silver the
same being 725 feet ; 81 deg. w and
52S feet \ So deg. T.. thence 5 So deg.
l. 452 feet from discovery shaft there
on, with surface ground i5o feet in
width, situate in Spanish Bar Mining
District. Clear Greek 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 y.
I Cor. Sec. ), T I 5. r 75 w. bears 5. =
deg. 80 min. Al sec. ". S5I2 9 ft.; thence
SO deg. W. 44I-46 IT. to Cor. No. ,:
thence s 81 deg. w. 1855 81 #. to Cor.
No. ): thence y. 10 deg. T.. 1904 #. to
Cor. No. 4. thence y. 81 deg. E. 1887 .o3
# to Cor. No, $; thence S SO deg. +.
a62 81 #. to Cor. No. 8; thence S 10 deg.
". r5o feet to Cor No. /, the place of
beginning.
Containing S ro7 acres, expressly es-
cepting and excluding all conflict with
survey No. I2Io5 and forming portion
of the unsubdivided T. 3 s., K. 75 w oil
the 9th principal meridian. Said loca-
ton being recorded in Vol. I7T, page 40,
OF the Records of Clear Creek. Colorado
Adjoining claimants the owner OF Sur.
No. I7Io5. Congress lode.
{. ID. FORD. Register.
First pub. Jan. 20 1904.
Last pub. April IS, 1901.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
PROMISE OF A GOOD SEASON.
Yankee Hill and Chesapeake Mountain
Operators Have Planned Lively Cam
paien--- r Tunnels Viii Be Ron, Mills Built
and Ore Bodies Enerseticaliy Worked.

Mart. Miner came down from Yankee
hill last Sunday evening, where he had
been looking after his interests for day
or so. He found his cabin and tunnel
still there and in good order. He reports
very little company work ooing in tha,
section this winter, the main activity be-
ing in the line OF Chaffee work by differ
ent parties; but when the season opens it
is probable that the different propositions
in the camp will take on new life and
resume the good work of development
and ore production.
While there is not much stir apparent,
it is known that plans are being perfected
for an active campaign by different inter
ested parties, plans which, if carried to
perfection, will mean much for the camp.
The Gold Anchor people, for instance,
are figuring upon building mill to treat
their product. Last year they thoroughly
tested their dirt in a leased mill and with
satisfactory results. The new mill will
be complete in every particular and capa-
Bile Of handling a large tonnage. The "a
people, it is thought, will have every
thing in shape by early spring to start up
mine and mill in good shape. operations
to be continuous. The Yankee Consoli-
dated, Of course, will be heavily operated,
the Manhattan tunnel pushed, and the
big mill kept busy on Lombard ores. A
rumor is current in the camp that Mama
ger Preston of the Chesapeake is quietly
arranging with the company for working
that excellent property. Managers Steu-
art and Goodyear are working their re-
spective propositions and will continue so
to do, with fine prospects for the future.
There are other properties in the camp
that will receive more or less attention,
and thus help swell the general and steady
progress Of that camp.
Mr.. Miner is associated in some excel
lent properties in Cumberland gulch,
near Yankee. consisting Of Eve patented
lode claims and some mill sites. For the
past few Year, he has been running =
crosscut tunnel for the Great Scott, .
prominent vein of the group, which has
the distinction of being one of the few
silver miues in that district, and high
grade at that. The tunnel was started to
get under pocket Of ore exposed In .
surface adit farther mp the hill and which
runs $500 to the ton. Besides the high
values IN the white metal, the last mill
returns showed an ounce, or $40 In gold
70 the ton. Mr.. Miner i Of the opinion
that the ore shoot can NOT be far from the
bsrast Of the tunnel, ard il il his inten-
don to have . survey made - soon -
good weather arrives, to locate the ore
body, and then resume work IN the tun.
mel. We trust that be viii Be we'll repaid
for his faith ard yesrs Of endeavos.
There was quite fan Of snow II that
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

John H. Presnell and D. H. Allen were
over from Cilpiu county Wednesday.
The former, who is we'll known in this
camp, informs us that he has established
an assay Office in Central City. with
every prospect Of . fne trade. "Cilpin
county is all right" said he. Times are
q little quiet just now. bat We have the
mines and the coming season will be .
busy one" Mr.. Allen 10 ex.managev Of
the Miners Ore sampling works. an inde-
pendent concern which recently went out
Of business throu gh inability to obtain .
market for it, product. The company at
FIRST had market for it, ore with the
Horseshoe Mining company and the
Natiosal Smelling company Of Dead
wood, s. D., but in Ioo7 those companies
went back upon their contract and re-
fused to settle for consignment Of ore.
Suit ~ beonght By Mr.. Allen's COM
pasy IL DE district couTt of this district,
and The case Afterwards tfansferred to
the federal court. JudGment was rem
dessd against defesdants foe ts.o3o.46.
Mr.. Allen y naturally highly slated over
this plsasing coasammation. AZ present
he h eseaGsd h mining.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

Since taking hold Of the Edgar vein,
Superintendent Stewart estimates that the
Big Five company has produced 1000
tons of concentrating and 75o tons OF
smelling ore. sggregating between $2o,-
600 aud SIS 600. Now that the vein has
been cut by the big tunnel and virgin
blocks of ore will soon be opened for 800
feet in height and of length limited
only by the company's holdings. the pos
sibili,ies of production are wonderfully
increased
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Estats Of FVed G. Wynas dsceaseA.
The Undersigned. having bsea appointed adminls-
uasrix o. The estate Of Fred q. Wynas isfs Of The
County u Clear Creek. and Rats d Colorado, a.
CEASED hssssx notice tas ~ ~l apvsar beSose
The County Court Of Clear CFssk County. at the
Count House IN CsoSgse0wm. q the March term. on
u sscnMd M0r1ay IN March next. at which slme all
psrsoas having claims agaaae sail estate notified
md requested 10 attend Tor ts purpose Of having the
sans Adjusted. All psrsCas in1e6esl to said estate
efe nqueSted 70 MAIN l0@edlaeo pavmoNt 70 the un-
dsnaGaeA
Daisd this ilth DAY o. February. 4. b.. 1904.
LUCY ~. WvnAS. Adujnjstratrjx
Flrsi Publishe1 rsbrnars ~, 1ooa
Last pssiIshsl March u. lsol
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1879.
Mineral Survey No. 1880.

u Land Office
Denver. Colorado. February 16. 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry r. Tsu by F.
Lucy his attorney in fact whose postoffce is Idaho
Springs. Colorado. has made application for patent
for 100 linear feet the Red Lioa lode airing gold
ana silver the being 800 feet n 46s 30 z. and
300 feet S. IS 80 W. from discovery shaft thereon
with surface ground 80 feet in width situate In Jack
son Mining District. Clear Creek County. State of
Colombo ana described In the plat and field notes on
file In this Office. as follows. viz:
RED LION LODE
Beginning at Cor NO. whence the n COR sec 8.
IS. n 13 W Of the 9Th .. bears 25s So 56t.s
H.: thence l6' 30 W 1900 H. 10 Cor NO 2; thence
~ 81 $50 #. to cor NO 8: thence 49, so 1900
II. to cor NO 4: thence 80 ~ $50 II. to Cor No 1.
the place Of Beginning.
Containing 2m acres. expressly excepting and
excluding all Conflict with surveys Nos. 75o. BOSS and
h23 and forming portion Of the N. W. II OF Sec 8;
r. S.. and unsubdivided Twp S: R 70 W OF the 6th
principal meridian. Said location being recorded in
vol III. page 40 Of the records Of Clear Creek
County. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants. owners Of above
mentioned surveys.
c. d. FORD. Register.
First Published February %. 1904.
Last Published April q. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
MINING APPLICATION no. 1872.
.IlneraI Survey No. 1920
Denver. Coloraao. Februsry I3. Ie

US Land Once
Denver. Colorado. February 49, 1906
Notice Is hereby given ths, A. NJ. Weiles whose
postoniee Is Denver. Colorado. has made applhafion
for patent for 500 linear feet The Two Brothers
loie bearing goli and silver. same being 2f6 feet
So w and 2ss feet 32' from discovery shaft
thereon. with surface grouni l25 feet in width
situate in Idaho OF virginia Mining districts.
Clear Creek County State Of Colorado ard described
In the plat and heit notes ON file in this Office as
follows viz
TWO BROTHERS LODE
Beginning at cor no 1. whence the IL cor Sec IS
IS " " of the 9th p. m. bears 81 is % e
$3.50 #. thence $50 W I25 IT no 2; thence n
32' 800 II TO no 3; thence 5ss i25 fl cor
no L. thence 81 so II 1. the place OF be-
ginning.
Combining 09i acres. expressly excepting ana
excluding all oonfici with surveys Nos. l2T2. 200s
209 and forming portion Of the unsubiivided T
s. 49, of,he 9Th principal meridian. Said 10
ca ion being recorded in vol 15s page 577 Of the
ords of Clear Creek County. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants ownerf the above exclude;
surveys and he Great Center lode.
c. d. FORD. Register.
First Publication February 90 1904.
Las, Publication April % 100.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

Manager Renshaw reports that the
work Of lining the big Gem upraise is
over one-half completed All the tim
bering is done and half Of the raise lined.
One hundred and ten tons of ore per day
are being produced, the major portion OF
which comes from development work.
Seventy-6ve tons per day are produced
from the different drifts, in addition to
the smelling product. 1t will not be
very long now before material increase
in production may be expected.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

The Hazelton company is reported to
be making frequent carload shipments
from the Santiago mine, the ore running
s to 10 ozs gold per ton. A rail tramway
from the mine to . point on Mcclellan
mountain opposite the Baltimore tunnel,
also owned by the company, as well as
an aerial tram from the crest of the
mountain to a mill to be erected, is in
contemplation. This would enable the
company to cheaply transport the lower
grade product of the Santiago to the
company's mill.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

An accident to the compressor at the
Gum Tree Monday compelled partial
shut down for twenty-four hours. Re-
pairs were teiegraphed for and work re-
sumed with full force. The shaft is
going down at a satisfactory rate and
an immense ore production will soon
commence.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

several men are employed at the
Brighton mine by Manager David Ellis.
The work doing is opening the second
and third levels, east and west In the
latter level on the east there is said to be
7-oz. gold ore, beside the silver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

Alex. Rufenacht is said to be obtaining
good mill dirt from his lease upon the
east extension of the Ward mine.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
Notice.

To all whom II may concern;
Whereas. my husband. Mr.. Samuel Gleason, hav-
Ing left my home. bed and board without cause, all
psfsons hereby notified not 10 extend credit to
him IN my account. end that viii BE responsible
fos any bills or liabilities created by him.
1875 LIMA S. GLEASON
Datsd at Idaho Springs. Coso.. February i6 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

1t is rumored that in a week or so the
Fulton people will have all preiiminaries
perfected for the starting of work upon
their property near the Old Town.