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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01
the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
The first important link In the chain OF
deadly influences at the Chicago fire waf
the highly combustible character OF the
scenery. Here, perhaps, is the chief oppor.
tunity for reform In the equipment of Other
theaters and opera houses. For more than
twenty years there have been at the dis.
posal of scene painters a number Of fire.
proof paints Solutions which will render
such light materials as muslin and gauze
incombustible are also well known. With
determination and enterprise. and probably
little additional outlay, the spread of a fire
on the modern stage could today be made
absolutely impossible. Inasmuch as the
majority Of fires In theaters originate In
that quarter. there 10 all the greater neces-
sity for the suggested improvement. Pre-
yention is Infinitely better than cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01
Japan's Quarrel Just.
From the Philadelphia Record.

The right Of lne yellow race to political
independence OF Europe-to accomplish It's
1t has its seat-is no less than the right OF
the Latin-Americana to similar privileges
Japan. though with less power to maintain
her position. has proclaimed with respect to
Asia a line Of policy which agrees In most
particulars with that proclaimed for the
United States by President Monroe. She
seeks no territory. but insists that China
and Corea must not be deprived Of theirs.
In many respects her policy Is more con-
siderate Of Russian and other European In
terests than ours would be under like cir
cumstances. We would not grant the right
of any European power to establish naval
station or to control an intercontinental line
of communication within our sphere Of In
fiuenoe; Japan comedies both privileges ia
Russia. II he be thrice armed that hath his
quarrel just, Japan 10 bound about by triple
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01
Discouraged.

f'You don't denounce the trusts any
more"
NO" answered the man with an over
whelmng sense Of personal responsibility
fI've noticed that every time denounced
the trusts one Of them would get scared
and fortify itself by reaching out and abb
sorbing lot more property. So have de-
cided to keep quiet and lay for them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

The awful object lesson afforded by tho
1roquois Theater disaster has made the
public and the authorities so keenly alert
regarding places Of popular resort that the
possibility of another such disaster will be
speedily reduced to minimum. This is a
benefit. but one which is purchased at a
fearful price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01
SHOOTING STAINS.
A Marvel Of Weakness.

'Have you ever done anything about that
anonymous letter you received2"
mo-" answered the patient man. II
the man had signed his name would have
been obliged to quarrel with him. and I'm
much obliged to him for sparing me that
necessity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

1t is estimated that Mr.. Carnegie's phil
anthropic and educational expenditures for
the past year amounted to 10000, 600 And
yet there is no prospect of his dying poor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

1t was not to be expected that Mr..
Bryans observations In Europe would
cause him to revise his opinions on free
silver. If the events of the past few years
could not change his mind nothing can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

The average Russian peasant is said to
know only 10 words. And after looking
at a lexicon it becomes mystery that he
should have learned SO many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01
Oftsn Thus.

"He is very proud of his ancestors"
EYES," answered Miss Cayenne. "And yet
I don't believe his ancestors would notice
him If they were alive and he tried to be
familiar"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

1t is hoped that Russia will pursue the
diiatory policy in massacres which has
characterized some of Its other TRANSACT
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

The proper conduct of strike often re-
quires an amount of ethical discrimfna-
ton which very few human beings possess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

One Of the men who are proper objects Of
envy IS he who does not in dating his letters
have to cross out the 81 and write in II. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

The passing of the holidays leaves the
cost of turkey remote issue and centers
attention as usual on the price of beef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

The people who were expecting all kinds
Of trouble with the coal barons this year
are agreeably disappointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

The idea of numbering streets has been
brought to the attention of Boston. but the
citizens do not see how 1t can be done, un-
less fractions are used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

Gen. Reyes should be congratulated on
getting through with very delicate mis-.
sion without doing any harm to the inter-
ests he represents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

Panama turned over it's new leaf just In
time to be in line for the celebration of the
New Year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

The year 1904 has much opportunity to
improve on the record of its predecessor
In the matter OF casualties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01
Resolutions.

On New Years day in times Of yore
I've vowed that I'd resolve no more,
Since all my good intentions failed
And my determination paled.
I sternly, as thought 1t e'er.
Resolved that I'd resolve no mora.
This life is all a cynic's Joke. - n,
That resolution. too. Is broke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01

Or, Parkhurst finds very little to approve
IN the New Year resolution New York
makes under Tammany's regime.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

not the ends attained have justified the
expense. But the average merchant is
convinced that the same amount Of money
that i invested in this class of advertising
placed in the local papers and applied IN
reduction in the price Of goods viii bring
better returns and be more satisfactory to
ali concerned. There has been NJ ltmst
to the kind Of stamps issued, each nier-
chan, 1ising an individual stamp if he 20
desired, but collectors find tiaa, With all
branches using different stamps. the ae-
qniring Of enough OF one kind 10 secure
premium was tedious undertaking
Collectors should take notice Of diseontin-
nation - that incomplete isseks nay no;
Ike left on their han1s.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
The Colorado Chaet uqua.

In this day Of great Chautauqnss ID
should be a matter OF pardonabie pride TO
the people oi Colorado that the Cha
tauqaa which bears The name OF ;hs s-r
state is taking front rank among the
many assemblies of the country. Tbs
great educational factor in its six yeafs
OF existence has grown from very srsaii
beginning to an institution which an
unaliy draws thousands OF people to she
state to take advantage Of its beautiful
situation. excellent platform aiirAetions
and congenial companionship which .,
always affords
This is nei in any sense local mousy
making scheme. a. il has never been seli
supporting and the people Of BouIder
where II Is located. annually pay a defrit
OF hundreds Of dollars Yetit Is believe
to he good investment for the state AM
this dcdcit Is eheeffuily met. In view oi
these facts the management desires to In
rite the Attendance OF every reader Of
this papers Al the t9o4 session Of the As-
sershly which opens July ! and continue
for fixe weeks.
The location IS ideal. on a gentle siope
with mountains az the back aad beau
uful rolling plain in front. The prosrsn
Is to fe very strong Already a gfcai
deal OF the very best talent Of Amer
has been contracted for. Such names as
sam +. Jones. The Chicago Glee Ciu5.
Lsuraut the Magician. Rev. Quayie 0f
Kansas City. Rabbi Loon Harrison of
IT. Louis, The Dixie Jubilee Singers ard
Frank K. Rohersoa appear, 4s weil as
great number of others. An orchesirs
composed Of sixteen accomplished ruEsi-
cans Nill be IN attendance from the
Opening dAy to the close. This wiii b
under the leadership Of the eeiehratrd
xioiiuisi and director. Pre-. Louis Rissisr
Of Chicago.
Gov. Rosa NJ. fAFoiiette Of Wiscrr5is
zill probably be the orator for Jsiv I.
He Is one Of the most gifted and popsisr
rien in the public eve. Hon. joan c.
" ooiey viii make the principle alircss
an Temperance cav. aud Hon iuha :
Williams, Leader Of the Minority a the
House Of Representatives will prel ahly
be the orator on Democratic Day. Tsere
aiii bc Republican Day. a Aaccs legs
Dav. and at ieast tzo children DAYS. AZ
one of which Mrs. Creealce, the -ated
Denver Elocuiiouist. wall give Shil-
dren's Matinee.
Besiaes the program an excelleui I'm
mer sehsol viii be maintAiued ihr0agh-
oaf the session where slnaost All hrsaeees
Of s;utiv uay BE- pursued.
IL would h.e iuiusssi X 10 tell kii Of
snteres; 10 an article Of this kind The
Sss1c ation IS preparing priutel nat
ter giving details Of al sttFaciioris,
sxrcnses. Summer school. etc etc.
rhis x4ill he sent 10 all Who are interested
N a Tacatioa outing. send ycar aasie
and address TO the secretary of the as
zeciags8n for the printed matter
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
The Strike Over.

The mines Of the Cripple Greek district
are AL operating again at their fullest
capseity The miners anioa which
sofcsd the unfortunate sympathetic
strike. IN which ii had no interest. with
everything to lose and nothing 10 gain,
has been reduced 10 i shadow. The men
who were led away from lucrative posi-
lions, and who bad no grievance. who
protested against the order. have torn up
their union cards and gone to work, free
from the domination of the asitasor
whose business !, IS to create strikes
The miners at tha, camp are more than
satisfied with their condition at the pres
eni time, as they have been in the past.
Very few men have corae in from out
side dis,ricts-most OF the men at work
are those who have been in the district
for years. Under present conditions.
they are not hampered by rules ansagon-
istic to their best interests. They are
freer to act without the domination oi
Walking delegates than was the case be
fore. They work the same number Of
hours, obtain the same wage scale. and
are not taxed to maintain an organizatiou
which has only succreded in forcing .
strske that has cost the men several
months wasess The result has been I
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

TliFsH rre na svmfaihiss-s in Boulder
eaanty ys5th t'1r i,srstCa;ior i,y beid-up
gsng of alleged Investment papers and
mining sharks al the Big Five companies.
slen wiso lrsN the properties held Isl
soaidcr. Ciels Greek aad Ourly counties
kaaw that tiicy liv .sa-th Tar iucfe taan
the vaine " sieouoa thai SHas. thealles-
el Bo-sou millionaire piaees apan them.
The property az Wsrd IS worth that II
property Developed The property in
ciear Cucek Is worth ihai today without
anoshcr foot 81 development. and the
properties in ourav countg. located al
HoVar,isyiiie are IN locality tliat Is
constantly increasing in value. The
facts are simply that single s;ockhoI,ier.
who has invested Z snail sum. cernpara-
tiveiy. IN thc Bpanies has attempted 10
hold uP the oonrany Tor his own selhsl,
farpsscs. oet Ct 6.aoo Stockholders tie
Is Tie osls uEn vilo has complained. and
when Jsdse Mullins entertained the
motion 10 appstHs receiver he violated.
every principle OF justice and law. 4
case covering every point Of the questions
In dispute was already in the courts and
one OF the companies Is a foreign eorpos.
alton over whish Judge Mullins had nc
jurisdiction whatever to dissolve or ap-
point receiver. The oniy resieesning
feature OF Mullins procedure was ,l.s
man he appointed as receiver, so- certain
iy he coald net have foand no fAirer or
more honest rlan TO take charge thar
Sheriff Sspple.-Eidora Record.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
- ~ NoN.kEsIpHNI
mEIRs Law


STATE oF COLORADO.
County # Clear Creek-
In the county eosirt-
IN the maiieT of The Estzte q ThoFrzss
Riley Deceased.
The people Of The state OF Coll1asio
send greeting. 10 isliEa s. JOHN ilose
hsss known address Is New NoTh CItv.
Se,s NaTk. and the unknown hers al
law of the above named deceased.
Nou. the above nasrei heirs a. law OF
said Thomas Riley. deceased. are
hereby notified iha; psper writing pssr-
porting 10 be the last viii and tes;araent
81 said Thomas Riley, deceased vho X
sided AZ IdAho Springs. Clear CreeS
County. State OF Colorado, and Who de-
parted this tfe ou or about the eigfsth
aay Of February. 4. u. 1906. w1s on the
f-senty.fourth day Of February 4 D Iqas.
presented to the County Court q said
Clear Greek County. State Aforesaid. b.
George Riley os Idaho Springs. said
Calsrtx and State, and who i nominated
and appointed executor by said insiru-
mint
That said instrument brqueatlls 20 the
said George Riley all OF the estate and
ELECTS. both real and personal, belonging
70 the said Thomas Riley, deceased. at
the tirs4c OF his death and in case x the
siecease OF the said George Riley al OF
before the death OF the said Thomas
Riieyau OF the property OF the said de-
eedeut is devised and bequeathed 70 the
sister OF the said deceased. Mary Riley
Nou. the above named heirs at iaw 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 izy Of
April, A. ID. 1901, at l go o'clock .. m-,
which time and place have been fxed by
the Court for the hearing on application
for the probate Of the said instrument. TO
attend the probate thereof, and show
cause. II any you may have why said IN
ssrunient should not be admitted to probate
and further and perform what shall then
by said Court be required and adjudged.
WITNESS. Henry J. Crist- Judge and
acting Clerk Of said Ccansy Court and
the seal thereof 1t Geo<gesoxn. Clear
Creek County. Colorado, this 2ssh day of
February, A. ID. foo4-
HENRY ]. CRlsr.
Judge s. Clerk
First pub. Feb AZ. a.
Last pub A prl ;. a.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
NINENo Appuc.TIoN I'd Ia.
Msnsrsi Sarrrs Sa. isssa.

eARA1et-4 -4fAte - +Re*s-
L. 6 Lara Cscs. peaver txz. Districf-
nerss-. Lsliexz1a. fehraarf >. ts-ks-
<etsce s sefeey gives tart W n Lean ~ zhls<s
r.,<sace a@1resS Is l5zas Sprinxxs Coo-- has Ea1e
sE7ie4tsse s5f rAseni Tor IsS9 linear let on sse
esrzy EHxse NJ. ssee. s<sszg a.. ar4 s4frf. 80
<.n< r<5ar 10 tesf s g. - e ana ilsa feet n
sz7 v. fran 1sepsery stafT tinereea. ~isn surface
arss47t - Feet @strn. sit1za@ r 1acSsoa rarfag
4fst-scs Csezr Creek coa-z. sts-s - coiofa7o 1zd
s<se-7ses Il ths rlss s.s Sea noses fie "a shis
s=eze- tesse~ss ssz-
GRAY EAGLE NO. LODE.
B@xs-ri-x a Cor No 4. ~eu@nce tar Ia Cers
SzT4S r zsw e is- esh- " eszrs =.
&C. 10 ~ 7>s.4 fret The-cs 5 - ". 10. -
'fses % Cor NJ. ;; taenee y. 81 - " zs.l tees
- Ca<- No 3 fhercs kS W I LED = fset % Cot
~ I. fss.ce y A.. 80 fe~t Cor >a- 5: theace
: .Ss LIZ - fers 70 Coz. Ne, e. s.erce 81 30
r 81 > feey 10 Cor No l. me gszce II ceSfzrt-g-
Cantztn5nz s.-s scres- expressly escerstrx an.
exe1s.-frx a. corete1 @s-h ssrreys Nos tiI s1sf
ss-ziux rsrrso1 Ct ,he 5 = q Sex T<r- :
Is W u she sfh rrsacspAl =rrA-ixn- Ssl- socsrsoc
t.s-x rerc<ses sss ISa cage Is2- Of the records
If Esrsr Greek cuerfy. CaAora3a.
A-felni-g eiai.sz,s o~1sEs Of ssrs- Sos elss
m. is1i3
Frs rsztsssned M-r- s. 1904
.Izs- gzkfsse. AaE- :. 1914.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
MINING APPLICATION NO. i7is--
MINERAL SURVEY NO. 1884
United States Land 0fsice.
nanrer ~ 90 3 n.

Denver Colo Feb. = 1906
Notice II hereby given that The Suii-
feirnA Tunnel Co by Frank B Anxril its
attorney in fact whose passofffe. Is Den
ser. Colorado has made application for
seifna CAlum~tt Pagnzsier Nh. 1. and
Bachelor No ! iesits. bearing gold and
silver. with surface ground 10 feet IN
Mining District. Clear Creek county
state u Colorado and described In the
plat and field notes on ME in this office
sIfTITELsiA LODE.
islz 4, \. So ~ r. and rs q 5. So
st cor. No. Whence the ". Z sec. I,
~, Il; q ". e lhs ssh r NJ bears
g 81 y "a ts thence is ! .
- r. 100 q. 30 cor. No. 3 thence 5 z2s
@F 4 10 fl. 10 ear. No 8. inenea : 81
~ ~ isl1 n 10 cor. No. J. the place of
CALUMET LODE.
Ia'ss u y. 8 ~ E and 80 a. $ So -
e cor So / whence the W. /. sec Z
-. : 3 r. , ". of the sih r. II bears
: ea ls gi ". 9s7-la IT.. thence y. ~
- Z. 800 q. 10 cor. No. J. thenee $ 2s'
=. 10 Il. ~ cor Ne Z; thence :.
- - " iss IT 10 cor. No. l. the place
'' PAYMAsTER No. j LODE
lf75 q y . ~ = and izs H. ; 81 ao
cor No ! whence the ", i. eor. sec. /
-. q 8 n Is W. pf the eth y. ~ bears
: u Z W - = II. thence y - W
- a. 30 cor No ? thence y 81 ~ e
i5ao It, 20 cor No. :. thence $ 81 NJ z.
10 n 70 cor. No. q. fhenee s. 81 80 W.
f5so Il 70 cor No / the place Of be-
ginning
BACHELOR 40 LODE
aes n. ~ e ard 81 ~ : 81 ~
" from discovery shaft. Beginning At
cor No. ! whence the ". : cor. sec. :.
90 $ Il = N. - the eth 2. n bears
s. ss i ~ W TaT IT, thence y. g.
tps n 20 Ger 80 ?. thence $ g
- Il L. r. 70 cor No :. thence : $
81 W l5e 4 20 cor 80 3. thcnee " ~
- " 80 r. TO car. No. /. the niace Of
hegtuuinE.
Canfalnine ist7g acres EXPRESSLY ex-
eeufinE and excluding at couhici with
surveys &cs tszP 1ZH1 1850 ard izgsT aaa
forming 9 pastian = ihg y. " = of sec
tn s range 2 ". 81 the sfh prln-
riual marfflan SAID locafi being re-
corded In vol l5a II hnd ts1 mage =. lea
n aud is ~ the Records of Clear Greek
County Colorado
Al AalniHu claimants owners of tie ahexa
excluded surveys and The Lucky Gold Ct
c D FORD. REGISTER.
FIRST pub Feb 1904.
Last pub. April rs leas.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

fs ne Elfief q he Ess1fe a Josln D JoseFs-
3<eeasez
Ss-fSe 5 hereby gwen thst % Asn.zy ne 2.ss
4as of Nar1h A. D Igp<- n<izg o1< ct he reEzlr
Ger Creek Ccanry. a fhe Ssatx o< CoioFsio. l.
Nresre< b. Iosepk- AsnsrsxsFzzrsx Of SAL Estate.
wia appear hefore fhe js1Ee of x1&3 court presezs
zrxxp~ns pf fhe ssse an1 wfz then srrly 70 he 1s-
cRzrre9 su<k A1airzssr1<ssx- ~ ves<h de ans
r<ace zry pefsca b nsrTezf NY aepeG - pfsse1f
oAjecx5oes - ~ aaDe- sRF teRrx -
6uana n kzaAo SScnGs~ Coso. Eekruaxy -. 1904
NAH(sARET o. JOSEPH
Ae<eass4-
F3rss puAashsd Fekrunfy n IooA-
laet PuBdshed NnrcA l1A- I9ok-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.
Estate o, Fred G. wyp,.. s.e,,ses.

Iatrls OF the estate OF Fred q Wvnas isse of the
Soan,s oi .iear Creek. and State Of Colorado de-
nerroy give notice that she ~ili appear before
~ .pmrhv Court Of Clear Greek County At the
Soors Rouse 20 Ceorgesnwn. a. the March tern, on
Nv sesona Mordayin March next. at which tine all
- nsune claims aEainst said estate are notified
sasssa 70 attend for the purpose of having the
sane adus'sd. Az persons lndcefed 10 said estate
aers,gnet. s~s"'s1s " w. va
Da'sa this iith asy Of FEBRUARY. a. D.. i,cs.
Lucy ~ wsxAs. Aiminisussrix.
First Pasiishea htruay Is. 1904.
Lasi Published March u, 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

HoSEsr JoHS sHAfRorH has turned a
deaf ear 20 the siren song OF the state
democracy ghich desired 10 reward his
honesty by giving him the nomination
for governor John says he knows when
lie has enough
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

FApsfrps throughout Tie esst have he-
come juhilaHl since ~heat has become ite
leading factor in tie sriiH markets OF the
world. owing 90 the Russlan-J sfan war.
Sot since qs whea thr markct sas crn-
uerel Ily Letter, hls thc cereal reached SO
high prier. stoe vhich with q single
exception si= the high mark iu twenty
VIZ
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

D. Russia wi-ltes to win in the ifc>ci''
war is mas, gt,ip JsiaH by sheer fofee OF
nan4l=-rs. Tbe Iaps are tie Yankees Of
the bright. q,aiek-vitied' progress
i've and it .lo-s not tsle thcm long to
turn around
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

Tns ioell school in rendering a reeep-
tiau To- one af the TFofe--orz. ofuHmcntsd
t'le reaau uith black and hluo colors.
perhaps the euiora werc selected IS d ~
uiinder 90 ,uiuries suffered ai the hands
~ ihe professor
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

II troubled with weak digestion.
oeicnins or sour stomach. use Cham
oeriatn's Stomach aAA Nlvep fab&ees
ana yoa vin ~ saiek reflex. For sals
b J. ). Sherwtn
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

InAHo SfsIscs merchants decided
TO ahandon the trading stamps. AID Will
give 10 more cut after MAY 1. This trade
is,sircer hiss had a snccesssul inning bit Il
Is sichasabie Gnestioa as to whether ov
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
Teachers Examinasion.

An examination of applicants for teach
ers certificates will be held at the court
house in Georgetown On Thursday and
Friday, March 18th and 18th The first
session viii commence on Thursday at o
a m All applicants wishing their papers
forwarded to another county for grading
are requested to notify the superintend-
ens Of that county, As web as the super
intendent conducting the examination.
An exzmination 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 ofice. MARTHA A. BOWMAN.
County Sup't- Of Schools.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
Nosix.

To ar unG- l. zaf eonce-r.
Whsre4S. ny h1ssaa-- Nj Sa=eei 11<as1-. sas-
-x sest htsne. be: az5 ee.r1 ~dthncf cazst. al
rerSars are herety 1rriHeS not ex.er= cre1tf -
hia en- ny sccrszft sas thss .a -1< ts rrsrozse=
sor zrs sis or a1szsisies crsstet ~ hi--
e LIMA s GLEASON
Dzied At Iiahs ssrsnxs. Ceso-. Feeruxry Is 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

Is The reJeleiag incident 10 ,hr disulis=
sal Of the suits growing ont oi last SUM
mer's iator trouble. the uiatief Of Idaho
Springs setting apart holiday the com
ing serpmcr seeius 10 hase heen LOST
sight - Nes this should not He. Il
l.=hooye-- the Chimter 81 Cuuuercc te
take Hte matter mp o. oncs. seta date,
select a mime and let al the state knoV
that ve ore en tbe map AireaFly the
either tasns sFe arranging their prsixrusns
aal We should BOT te hehiul The Colo
RADIO s southern stands rea-iy ;s, ia its
part aud viii t5kc is cue from the people
hsrp Whle Is b. wei rnnaah to select
uanie las tlc halliday thlt IS appropriair.
stiil ii IS aot as essential as tie f4ei that
fdaho Spring. uiii ane las during the
eamius summer open Ser door. auf invite
everybody tn oome in and make msrn
with es without mua-y lni with
est prise ~ hsse tht scenery. tie
wasers. thc clmle. thc eruasessents te
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