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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
Progressive Citizens.

At an adjourned meeting o. the board
OF mines aud commerce. held a, the court
house in Georgetown Tuesday night. the
following board of directors was elected
for the ensuing year: Henry kneisei. {.
X. Wolf. K. c. Wider. Henry Seifred
David Kennedy, o. o McReynolds. Sam
Jarbeau. II. @ Walker. Fred p. Dewey
+. A. Maxwell. II. G. Haeseler. II. A
Miller. 5. Strousse. II. G. Eslay, and
Jesse Randolph. Henry Kneisel was
elected president aud II. A. Miller sec.
re,sry and treasurer.
The object Of the organization. as out
lined BY the bylaws. are to promote the
mining and commercial interests OF upper
Clear Greek especially Georgetown aud
vicinity 10 disseminate all useful inior
nation concerning such interests and 10
generally advance all industries and busi.
ness progress. There WIS a large attend
apce and much interest was manifested IN
the object of the meeting.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

SINCE the recent satisfactory settlement
OF local labor troubles every night minded
citizen should be heartily glad of the
evident stability manifested in the bust
ness and mining interests Of this city.
and /, is patent to all tha, Idaho Springs
is just entering upon an era OF renewed
activity and growth And the word boom
must be lef, entirely out Of the state
ment, for the improvements completing
and in anticipation are OF a permanent,
legitimate character and have nothing
fictitious about them The business
houses have been growing steadily and
soiidiy, and as time advances are COM
pclled to make additions to their rooiris to
accommodate increased stocks demanded
by the attraction OF outside patrons who
are rapidly becoming educated to the
truth that no where else can any article
OF merchandise be purchased cheaper.
In real estate rational prices prevail and
increase Is only noted as the city improve
mcnts advance and the mine productions
lItfNts-t III NHluifAe- tlCtN il up
speculative money represented in town
property. and where transfers of city real
estate are made it is noted tina, the deal
Is between citizens and another modern
home Is added to the rapidly growing
list. Every dollar invested in Idaho
Springs real estate is perfectly safe and
will return good results even As a spccula-
tion. Even in mining, there is no Wild
cat, stock jobbing propositions, and in
proof Of this there are very few If any
companies organized in this district but
what refer prospective investors to any
reputable man in the district as to their
standing. feeling sure that the PROPOSE
tion Is legitimate and will receive the
SANCTION Of everyone. The milling faeii-
tiles being added 10 our industries, to say
nothing OF the vast ore bodies that are
being uncovered mean more TO the city
than can now be estimated. and the men
who have made all this possible are
deserving of the utmost praise.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
NorIcE TO sox-REsrpESr
HEIRS At LAW


STATE OF COLORADO.
County Of Clear Greek.
In the county court
In the matter Of the Estate Of Thomas
Riley. Deceased.
The people of the State OF Colorado
send greeting. to Eliza 81. John whose
best known address IS New York CITY,
New York. and the unknown heirs at
law of the above named deceased.
You. the above named heirs a; law of
said Thomas Riley, deceased, are
hereby notified that paper writing pur-
porting 10 be the last will and testament
of said Thomas Riley. deceased. who re-
sided at Idaho Springs, Clear Creek
County. State of Colorado and who de-
parted TINS life on or about the eighth
day OF February. A. d. 1901, vas on the
twcnty-fourth day of February. A ID Ie1+,
presented to the County Court of said
Clear Greek County. State aforesaid. by
George Riley of Idaho Springs. said
County and State. and who is nominated
and appointed executor by said ins,ru-
Inent.
That said instrument bequeaths to the
said George Riley all of the estate aud
effects. both real aud personal. belonging
TO the said Thomas Riley, deceased, at
kfit tltist Ol us utstll anu IN tAsf VI Lils.
decease of the said George Riley AT or
before the death OF the said Thomas
Rileyaii OF the property of the said de-
cedeut IS devised and bequeathed to the
sister OF the said deceased. Mary Riley.
You. the above named heirs at law Of
the said Thomas Riley, deceased. are
hereby notified to be and appear before
the County Court OF Clear Greek County,
State of Colorado, at the Court House in
Georgetown on Monday the fourth day Of
April, A. ID. 1904, at 1880 O'Clock p. m,
which time and place have been fixed BY
the Court for the hearing on application
for the probate of the said instrument, to
attend the probate thereof, and show
cause, il any YOU may have. why said in
strurient should not be admitted to probate
and further and perform what shall then
by said Court be required and adjudged.
WITNESS, Henry ]. Crist, Judge and
acting Clerk OF said County Court and
the seal thereof at Georgetown, Clear
Greek County, Colorado. this 7sth day Of
February, A. d. 1906
HENRY ]. CRIsT.
Judge & Clerk.
First pub Feb. AZ, oi
Last pub-A pril 2, o4.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
Keep The Record Straight.

The political situation is somewhat
tangled, but the powers that he have
hopes OF Strengthening matters out in a
short time 1t appears that II has always
been the custom to exchange the offices
OF clerk aud treasurer every four years.
The game was played as follows: Idaho
Springs having clerk and Georgetown
treasurer for two terms each, and then
the first named taking treasurer and last
named clerk. The trouble has arisen
from the fact that certain parties are de
sirous OF having the offices distributed
this fall in the same manner as they have
been at the previous elections, but the
impression is rapidly gaining favor that
the same old system as practiced in the
pas; covers all requirements. As regards
the distribution OF other Offices it has been
stated by those OF, the inside that Idaho
Springs will insist on having the repre-
sentative. This demand will be made in
view of the fact that Senator Roberts
term of Office expires and Clear Greek
county has been placed in with a float
district, comprised of Gilpin. Clear Creeks
Boulder and Jefferson counties As to
the outcome We are unable to say. -
Courier.
In order to keep the record straight and
allow of no misunderstanding. we append
below the names of the county clerks and
,reasurers since 1877 up to the present
time and their places Of residence:
COUNTY CLERKS
S. S. Horton. Georgetown, elected Oct.
,, 1877, reelected Oct. 7, 1879; Frank
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
couNry rKEAstsERs.
For Vice.PreSident.

The suggestion comes from several
parts OF The country that Governor James
II. Peabody be given the Republican
nomiration for vice president. The pro-
posai is great compliment to Colorado
and one that is well deserved by our
governor.
BY his course in enforcing the laws OF
the state Governor Peabody has not only
gained the approval of the great majority
Of our own people. without regard TO
party lines. bu, he has also gained fame
throughout the country and favorable
comment tha, has brought him prom.
iuently to the attention of the people of
every state.
The chiefta:u recognizes in Governor
Peabody a man who is erninently we'll
qualified to stand with President Roose-
Welt at the head of the Republican nation
al ticket. aud the Colorado delegation to
the Republican national convention
should be instructed for Roosevelt aud
Peabody.
The facs tha, Colorado has such man
TO offer To the party and the country will
do Colorado a vast amount of good. in a
business as well as in political way.
No better vice president than James ii.
Peabody could be selected
No better presidential ticke, than
Roosevelt aud Peabody could be named.
Pueblo Chicftain.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

DENVER promoters OF the proposed
Mountain and Plain festival have this
year decided to sorneweat change their
plan of campaign in order to attract visit
ors and depend upon eastern visitors for
the success Of the undertaking instead
of drawing from the field of Colorado
alone In fact they now tell us that they
will advertise the festival in the east al
most exclusively, and guarantee to send
excursions throughout the state. thus aid
ing the interior towns instead OF detract-
ing from them In a nutshell, they pro-
pose to make an effort to attract travel to
the state or the strength OF the festival
and arrange with the railways to run ex-
cursions to the different points of interest
Throughout the state In all probability
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
MINING APPLICATION NO. MS
MINERAL SURVEY NO. 1854.

limited States Land Once. I
Denver. Colo Feb 8 1904
Notice is hereby given that The suli-
;eirna Tunnel Co. BY Frank b. AnEel its
yer Colorado has made application for a
patent for !. so linear feet en- the Suit
ieima. Calumet. Fasmast.r No. / and
silver. with surface ground i5e feet IN
width. respectively, situate In Cascade
state OF Colorado. and described In the
plat and field notes on file In this Office.
suLITELMA LODE.
ls72 n. y. 81 ~ K. and izs II s. 81
- w. from discovery shaft. Beginning
Al cor; 10. | whence the W; 8 sec Z
. i 81 ". ID M .nn Il: .'P shenee 81 Z Pa Il:
" W. 10 q. TO cor. Nc. ?: thence n 57'
i II, E &, ,s g ssT s9r Re No. ,ssne sssncs e.
u ". 1870 fl TO cor. No. /. the place OF
CALUMET LODE
" from "a eissovssy synsh shaft r. gesinnins a,
g. is W W y 7sls e shs r. :'n ,hpnes Z n sess: Il:
? z Zee &. TO cor; No, ;; ,henes S. e.
5 - W 800 II to cor No. /. the place
IN, F&yAAsgEf Il 4 = 3 No ses Il, r9pE e s., ~
f2m Es ~ssass ,ss fhat' saa sss At
I'D = - II 80 " OF tslr fNG N Dt1r-
: r. s. W. 7sos4 II thence y 52s 20 W
z 9, 70 cor. S9 z thence = g s E
70 II. 20 cor. No. q: thence s 81 90 w
i5oo n. to cor. No. / the place OF be-
BACHELOR no. LODE.
- n y 81 % F. and s15 H. s, ST ~
" from discovery shaft, BEGINNING at
D. s.. r y ". Of the ssh p NJ bears
: ~ 4 eys W. 7flT IT.: thence n 81.
~ r 1850 It 10 cor. No. 2: thence 8. -.
- = i5e II. 10 cor. No. ;. thence s. 81
~ ". 800 II. 10 cor. No g. thence " "a
- W. 10 Il to cor. No l. the place Of
Containing 1919 acres. expressly ex-
cspting and excluding al conflict with
suryeys Nos. 1879 2lsz 1896 and 1871 and
f9rmiug a portion Of the y: W. !. OF sec.
tp. s range . W Of the sth prin-
-lual meridian. SAID location being re-
rorded In vol I5s la and 1se mage 4s 100
- and rs Of the records Of Clear Greek
county Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners OF the above
excluded surveys and the Lucky Gold et
c. D. FORD. Register.
First pub. Feb - loot
Last pub, April 10 1921.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
MINING APPLICATION NO lIss.
Mineral Survey No. itsso.
~ { - C.s..~. f1.....~ - rats,-ar.

Mineral Survey NO. fcaro.
L. s Lana Oeice. Denver ana District.
Denver. Coiorata. February =. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that W NJ LeAfhles shcse
eSfofce atarssS = Idaho Springs. Colo. has made
Application for p1ten; Tor Zoo lireaf feet the
Gray Eagle No. lode bearing goii ani silver, the
sane being go feet $. 81 NJ e. ana If5o feet n,
ssS w. from discovery shaft thereon. with surface
ground 80 feet ia s54fh situate In Jackson mining
district Clear Greek county, Of coioFa1O. and
described in the plat and red notes File In this
ot-ace. as follows, viz
GRAY EAGLE NO. LODE.
Beginning al Cor No /. whence the la Cor.
ecaT4SR 7s w. % the SIN. p ~ hears n.
% i0 So e 2 1854 feet. Thence s. 81 W. iot-s,
feet to Cor No. ;; thence n. 81 10 W ss2.i feet
20 Cor No ,. thence n s3s W. Iif 2s rect TO Cor.
No. 4; thence n. AZ. 80 fees Cor. Ne 5. hence
s ~ E. iiss y fee, Cor. No 6. thence s 81 30
e .ss7 y feet TO Cor No. 1. the place VI resinnng.
Containing s.za2 acres. expressly excepting ani
excluding all eonfict with surveys Nos. 6iss and
forming portion OF the s. = OF Sec .. Twp s
.3W of the Ssh principal rzefttisn. Sali location
esng recorded IN vol $50 page 1t2. Of the records
of Clear Creek county. Coiorato.
Adjoining claimants owners Of Surs. Nos. eli5
and 1918
First published Mar. S. 1905
Last published May. !. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

Ar Telluride, one day last week Attor-
ney +. +. Richardson, appearing in be
hall OF the Western Federation OF Miners,
took occasion to go out Of his way in
order to abuse an officer OF the court.
using iasguage that suiy man of his
character would use, simply because the
officer held opposite opinions TO his own.
An apology was demanded, but the limb
OF the law ignored the request and imIned-
lately received punch in jaw that sent his
mind back to Clear Greek county. There
can be no question but that he deserved
the chsstisement. The legal profession
does NO, license an attorney to abuse any
one. even in the heat of an argument,
and the quicker the practice is stopped
the better We of Clear Creek county
have cause to remember the nasty tongue
of Richardson. and that his vile aecusa-
tions when here were not openly and
forcibly resented attests to the high
standard OF good citizenship we have.
The proyocatiou was great.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

is'NT !, queer that everytime an Idaho
Spring. man mentions a ruinor tha, the
Newhouse tunnel will resume operations
1t the brerst. the other man taps his head
incredulously- But some day the drills
will commerce their merry whirl III that
hig bore, and then she knockers will
have 10 put away their little hammers.
There s too much money invested in the
Newhouse tunnel and it Is too much OF an
important factor IN the development Of the
states richest mineral zone to remain in
complete.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

cRIrrLE 6REES's troubles will not
down. After all the inines had resumed
with increased force, and the citizen has
resumed the even terror of his ways,
Hon. John NJ. Glover. erstwhile congress
man from Lewis county. Mo, jumps into
the brecch and sues everybody in signt.
starting in with Governor Peabody and
ending with mine uiuekers. If Jno. NJ.
gets half what lis is after as a balm, for
his feelings he will have balm for sale
But briefcss attorney frequently has to
resort TO other methods beside the law,
and the strenuous Cripple crecker is most
rssourceful
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
NOTICE oF FINAL Settlement.

In the matter Of the Estate Of John D. JOSEPH.
deceased.
Notice Is herety given that on Monday the zls'
jay Of March A. 1904. being one OF the regular
days Of the March 1904 Term Of the County Court q
Margaret b. Joseph Adminissrafrix Of said Estate,
viii appear befDre The Judge OF said court present
nv final settlement such ADMINISTRATIVE, pray the
scpsovai Of the sane. and viii then Apply Be dis
charRed as such AaminissratTix- Al which time and
pisce any person In interest may appear and present
sblections TO the same. II any tfRre Be.
6sssd Il Idaho Spnngs. Colo. February o. 1904.
MARGARET D. JOSEPH.
AanInlsranix q the Estane u John b. Joseph
decsased.
H,rsf puhiished February %. 1904.
Iast Published March 18Th. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
ADMINISTRATIVE. NOTICE.
Estate Of Fred G. wynas. deceased.

he undersigned. having been appointe. sarn;nys-
uatfx OF the estate of Fred G. Wynas late OF she
Couniy Of Clear Creek. and State Of Colorado. de-
hereby give notice that she ~i appear before
me Snsnty Cout Of Clear Creek County. a the
Sours House N Gsorgetown. the March term, on
tne second Morday in March next. At which time aII
and requested attend for The purpose of hsv;r n.
sane adjusted All persons indebted to sald estate
dersigned. ~s - - s'
Dated this ilth day Of February, A. D., 1901.
Lucy n wyNAs. Administrators.
First Puhlishes February Is. 1904.
Last Published March Il, 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

l.. Peck, Georgetown. elected Nov. 8.
1881, reelected Nov 8, 1883: b. G. Cairerl
Jr., Georgetown. elected Nov ). 1885,
reelected Nov. S. 1887 and Nov. S, 1889;
Walter A. Garrett. Silver Plume. elected
Nov. ), 1891. reelected Nov 7. 1895;
David Meyers, Georgetown, elected Nov. s,
1895, reelected Nov. 2. 1887; H. O.
Walker, Idaho Springs, elected Nov. 7,
1899.
COUNTY TREAsrRERs.
Thomas Woodward, Silver Plume.
elected Oct ). 1877; Lewis l.. Roberts,
Silver Plume. elected Oct /. 1879, re-
elected Nov. S. 1881: John W. Ganley,
Silver Plume, elected Nov. 7, 1883. re-
elected Nov. }, 1855; James W Watts,
Silver Plume, elected Nov. S. 1857, re-
elected Nov. S, 1889; Henry Kneisel,
Georgetown. elected Nov. ). 1851, re
elected Nov. 7. 1898; G.. G. Vivian, Idaho
Springs. elected Nov. 5. 1895, reelected
Nov. ,, 1897; Charles J. Nicholas, George
town. elected Nov :, 1909
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

THE Big Five company IS sending out
the best bit Of advertising vet attempted
in this section, and that il will lie pro-
duetiye Of much good is assured. Il IS in
the form OF pamphlet entitled the New
Era. and in addition TO volutninous des-
criptive matter. contains some descriptive
cuts Of the companys property, showing
the work accomplished and prospective,
and in such manner that even child
can see Just where the work is being done
at present and what is contemplated. In
fact the country through which the Cen
trail tunnel will 20 is illustrated by
pictures that show every vein that will he
cut. at what depth and what distance from
the portal. And these cuts are not made
from imaginary drawings but taken from
the surveys made by competent engineers.
and the ore bodies will be found To be as
true to the pictures as the needle is 10 the
pole. Recipients OF the publication will
do well TO preserve the pictures as they
tell in stronger Language than words the
work being done by the company in this
vicinity.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

THE senate.s investigation of smoot is
bringing out seine mighty interestin read
in showing in what contempt Uncle SAM ;
laws are held by adherents Of Mortnonisrn.
President Smith hos,sts Of his many wives
aud numerous children. aud his various
better halves testify as to their content
rueut with the long whfskrrod patriarch.
Utah Mormon practices are certainly
getting am airing and the more the mess
Is stirred the stronger the olor.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

Ii the county politicians will let the
press alone it will no, only prognostieaie
truthfully but will elect the county off
Gers this fall and thus take the worry of
the shoulders Of the voters Some OF the
brethren have already taken upon them
selves the burden and are meeting with
no opposition.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

THE Mole ST Nicholas correspondent
that occupied the center OF the stage dur
ing Uncle Sans unpleasaniuess with the
Doss. and built numerous Spanish squad
rons and assailed American shores, has
again broken out. His graphic deseript-
ions of japanese victories on land and sea
are reaching rs gradually and show us
that he is working overtime.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

THERE Is scarcely a week passes tina;
the professional kuocker does not get in
his work. The mining field seems to
furnish good picking for his long handled
hammer, and every enterprise that re IS
not directly interested in gets the hammer
on the head The man that will discover
the antidote Tor this poison would receive
the thanks of the entire community.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
lIIam a. HanIII decessei.

Estate Of WIliam A. HamiH teceased
The undersigned. having been appointed Aamnis-
ator Of the estate of William A. Hamill late of The
county Of Clear Greek. and state Of Colorado. De-
ceased. hereby gives notfce that he will appear be-
fore the county Of Clear Creek county at the
court house In Georgetown. AZ the March term. on
the second ksonaay in April nexf. sf which time al
persons having claims against said estate ro,i.
NED and requested TO attend for the purpose Of
ting the same adjusted All persons iniehted SAD
estsse are requested 70 nake Immediate payment "a
the un AefsIgned-
Dated this ssh day Of March. A. D. 1q0f.
JAMES n HAAaII.L Adninis,raior.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

Is this land locked beauty spot Of the
west we can see nothing to it bat Roose-
welt and Peabody. If the latter objects
To moving TO a lower altitude, he still re
mains at the head Of affairs in this glori-
ous state and the people will make his
election unanimous
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

srFrrNcs takes pride in commencing
the authorities for the excellent manner
in which they are cafriug for the eity's
streets, Major O 'Rourke, as street com
missioner. Is ever aier; to this essential
feature TO the city, beauty, and residents
should cooperate with him in his most
laudahlc cifor,s
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

II troubled with weak digestion.
belching or sour stomach. uss Cham
berlain's Stomach anA Livee fabase.
and yos Yin SCI aaick relief. For saie
b J. J. Sherwin,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

WHES they tell you that the sick Man
OF Europe has lost his mind don't YOU
believe IL. lie has bought an American
warship. fitted il with American arma-
ment and commissioned II with Yankee
officers.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
Teaeh<rs' Examination.

An examination Of applicants for teach.
ers certificates will be held at the cour,
house in Georgetown on Thursday and
Friday. March 18th and 18th. The frs,
session will commence on Thursday at Q
a. m All applicants wishing their papers
forwarded to another county for grading
are requested to notify the superintend.
ent of that county, as well as the super
intendent conducting the examination
An examination of applicants for ad-
mission to the bar of this state will be
held at the same place and time Fur
ther information given upon application
at this Office. MARTHA A. BOWMAN.
County Supt. of Schools
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

if this feature OF the festival is adhered to,
the promoters will not meet with the OPP
position that has met their former efforts.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
Subscription. 81 Per Year

THE gentleman from Utah is no doubt
respecting the tTite saying that the
course OF true ioye never did run snioot. ="
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
Notice.

To ali whom IL may Concern:
Whereas my husband Mr.. Samuel Gleason. hsv-
ing Jeff my home. bed and board without cause. all
persons are hereby notified no; extend ereiis %
him on my account. end that will nos be responsible
for INV bills or liabilities created by him.
zaos LIMA s. GLEASON.
Dated at Idaho Springs. Colo. February 10. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

WHILE the government authorities are
pushing the postals frauds. the indicted
officials are trying to eonntefact it by
working their pull
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

KoRHA is between the devil and the
deep sea while the war goes ON ia the OR
lent. Its case of heads y-u win; tails
lose.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12

Through sleeping cars to Houston
Texas, via Wichita, ri Reno and Fort
Worth, leave Denver daily at go .. m.
via Rock Islsad system.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-12
MINING APPLICATION NO. III
MINERAL. SURVEY NO 1s522 A * ID.
United States Land once.

United states Land OIies.
Denver. Colo. Feb. 5 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that The Burns
Moore Mining and Tunnel Co. by John
NJ Smaller. It's attorney In fact. whose
psstaf;ice Is Denver. Colorado. has made
application for a patent for 1850 linear
feet on the Burns Moore No. II lode.
Burns Moore No. Is and Ada VI. lodes
earring gold and silver the same being
- feet n s2s 30 e and 80 feet s s.
Is y. on the Burns Moore No. Il lode.
no H. n. e5 e and TO II. :. ess W on
\ u co F. and 80 # 5. ~ 20 w on
lie Ada NJ lode from discovery cuts
thereon. with surface ground 10 feet la
sidth respectively. and the Burns Moore
MIL site in connection Herewith. situate
n Cascade Mining District. Clear Creek
county. state OF Colorado. and described
% the plat and field notes on file In this
5ffice as follows. viz
BURNS MOORE No. II LODE.
Beginning at cor. No. / whence the W
: coz. sc. !. u. g r 2 W, Of he
= thence y 81 sS' r stI.2 IT. to cor
No. ?: thence y. bz. so Y. sS2s Il. to
cor. No. 3, thence s "a Is r 1874 IT.
10 cor. No 4: thence J. s.. 90 w. 547.2 II
70 cor. No. 5. thence s. 5s- IS W. ~ 8
y 10 cor. No. 8: thence y. ga ~ w 10
Il. 10 cor No. !. the place OF beginning.
BURNS MOORE NO. 10 LODE