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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-10-15

Richardson, Mrs w P
Richardson, Mrs John
Sykes, George @
Steil, Peter
Strong, F M
Shepherd Edward
Shepherd, Chas
Suttle, w D
Suttle, Clearance
Showalter, Virgil
Showalter, R B
Showalter, w G
Stone, John M
Stanley, Zed G
Smith, James
Schuester, Anton
Stltzer, Frank
Sweeney, James
Schmidt, John
Schnlitt, FL ]
Sampson, Chas
Suck. Phil
Sill, Herman
Selleck, George Fl
Stevens, T. D
Sprague, Daniel
Sykes, Mrs May
Stone, Mrs Kate
Smith, Mrs Abbie
Sweeney, Mrs Anna
Sitter, Mrs Emma
Showalter, Mrs M J
Strong Mrs G B
Stiel, Mrs Peter
Shepherd. Mrs Edward
ShOwalter, Mrs w G
Suttle, Mrs w D
Sampson, Mrs Chas
Suck. Mrs Phil
Sill, Mrs Herman
sprague, Mrs Daniel
Taylor, John
Trowbridge, M S
Teasdale, ] M
Treloar, James
Treloar, Everett
Treloar, Arthur
Trowbridge, Mrs M S
Treloar, Mrs James
UT, E A
UT, Mrs E A
Vandewall, Frank Sr
Vandewall, Walter
Voelz, Abel
Vandewall, Mrs Frank
Vandewall, Mrs walter
Wetter, Louis
webb, J S
webb John
wagner Tits
wagner, Hirman
wa sner, Herbert
Wissbaum. Matt
williams, Robt
Wannemaker, Eugene
Wannemaker, Chas
wayne, Alonzo
weber, walter
weber, L
weber, John
wenzel, Jacob
walker, E S
wright, Joe
willis, Richard
Warren, A
WILDER, j A
wallace G.
Wallace, Harley
webb, Mrs Carrie
wright, Mrs Lou
willis, Mrs Phoebe
Warren, Mollie
wetter, Mrs Louis
wissbaum, Mrs Matt
Wayne, Mrs Tits
Wayne, Mrs Alonzo
Weber, Mrs L
Weber, Mrs John
Wenzel, Mrs Jacob
Willis Mrs Richard
WILDER, Mrs J A
Zenz, John
ZiegIer, w M
Ziegler, c B
Zenz, Ben
Ziegler, Mrs Mamie
Ziegler, Mrs Nellie
ard Of Registry for
Sty of Lancaster, do
IN said district.
NJ.
3. Shoaoazter,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-10-15

We the wudersgned composing the Board Of Registry for
Election District Ward the Cy of Lancaster Grant
County, Wisconsin, certify that the 1oregng list Of the
y0ters IN said district
Dated Oct 11th 1901.
William r. Orton,
Israel Roberts,
John II OsoaZd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-10-15
REGISTER OF ELECTORS
OF
The Fourth Ward Election District
IN THE
City of Lancaster, County of Grant
MADE BY THE
Board Of Registry Of Said District
October 18th, 1904.

Alcorn, Henry
Aupperlee, Fred
Aupperlee, Alonzo
Angus, George
Alcorn, Mrs Henry
Aupperlee, Mrs Fred
Angus, Mrs George
Alcorn, Mrs Miriam
Alcorn, Miss Rosa
Buchner, Herman
Bracket, Fred
Basford, Luther
Brick, Charles
Breihan, Conrad
Baker, Henry
Burr, G Fred
Barnett, Fred
Bracket, w John
Brickman, Max
Bell, Robert
Baumgartner, Jacob
Basford, Fred
Bennett, T Joseph
Borah, Charles
Bast, Fl T
Breihan, August
Bradley, S Len
BENEFITS, III John
Barnett, Harry
Barnett, Jared
Burris. V M Jr
Burris, V M Sr
Bendorf. Joseph
Burr, Mrs Myrtle
Brick, Mrs Charles
Brickman, Mrs Rachae.
Bell, Mrs Margaret
Baumgartner, Mrs Maria
Brackett, Mrs w John
RaSford Mrs FANNY
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In the United States Court in the In.
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ute Cough Cure strengthens the lungs
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-24
c CRIMINAL DOCKET
Ar5mors Setting for December Term.
1908.


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i',.-.I. Tiers. larceny.
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1900" walker George. larceny
Tuesday january 20, 1904
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i'..-..a.H Means larceny
'' ".o'r fH''. Ha. Mr,. Vs. j.
Thompson. larceny.
WIZARD i'.. ala John Horn.
bees. larceny
81. 4. N... larceny
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larceny
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d. j. Chamber EI. N.uliCator. L.h.
a--v. Texas writes Dec 25 1909.
Nrl pleasure and unsolicited ly
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power 1s Ha.laris H0rgH1und Syrup
D have used 10 10 my family and can
r.geru..y affirm 30 Is the most e1eo
tive and pleasantest remedy for
coughs and colds / have ever used
--a. soc and 81 Sold by W B Frame
-m. smokers Huu'H oU. D.. they
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16
The Denver & Yankee Hill Railway

4. A. Hall. promo'-r of the proposed
Yankee hill and Northwestern railroad, {,
was in the city this week and is sanguine
as 10 the Ultimate building of that line.
Is all probability something tangible
viii be done this coming season. The
road is designed TO connect Central City
with Yankee Hill. as starter. but there
IS no question that connection would
soon be made with this place. Parties
who are well informed as to the possibili-
ties OF the Yankee hill section are of the
opinion that a railroad is all that is need
ed to start up the Alice and other large
low grade propositions in that camp.
Cheap transportation OF tailings TO mar
ket would admit of the treatment of the
wonderful bodies If ore in the Alice, for
instance, at profit. The profit would
have TO lie very great per ton. because
there is seemingly no limit to the mines
capacity for production. 1t is well to
state in this connection that there IS
great deal Of ore in the Alice that is high
grade. and systematic development will
enable the operators TO separate the df-
ferent qualities of ore before shipment
Yankee hill and vicinity in the past year
or so have been quietly forging TO the
front. A great deal has been done in the
line Of development, ard there IS SEEM
ingly no let up. From prospective
period TO that Of ore production has
taken place in that time. ard we look for
better and more pronounced results from
now on.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16
A new ORDINANCE
CITY COUNCIL PASSES sTATpToRy
VAC ORDINANCE
THE CITY NEEDS new RESERVOIRS
TWO POPULAR YOUNG MEN BUY CROW
ASSAY OFFICE
viii Enforce vae Ordinance.

The city council held special session
last Tuesday ev. ming, several matters OF
importance coming up for consideration.
one of the most interesting of these was
tie passage Of an ordinance concerning
vagrancy and repealiig & an ordinance of
similar import adopts d in 1900.
The new ordinance defines vsgrant
as person able to work and support
himself in some honest calling Who is
hsbitually found ioifering about the
streets or frequentiup pubic places beg
ging, or otherwise leading an idle. i'm
moral or profigate life and with NO
visible means Of support. For conviction
of charge Of vagrsncy, the punishment
is fine OF not less than sio nor more
than f3oo
The board also discussed briefly COM
munication from the Colorado & South
ern railway relating TO the lease of the
park and bapd,tand near the depot for
another year. In its present condition
the property is an eyesofe to the public,
and unless the railway company is dis
posed to improve the property, the coun-
Gil is not disposed to saddle themselves
with the proposition. On motion the
contract was returned 10 the company for
further notifications.
The wa'er question came up and a
lengthy discussion followed, but no de-
cisive action was taken. However. every
thing is neipg done by The board TO con-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

County Clerk and Recorder II. O..
Walker made business trip TO this city
Tuesday afternoon remaining TIL next
mornings train. In speaking of the late
case of the People VS.. the Larties charged
with conspiring to blow up the Sun and
Moon shaft house, he estimates that the
total cost to the people will not exceed
S, 900. While, viewed from the stand
point of taxes. the amount does not look
good to the owners of property, it is,one
Of the necessary resultants of violations
of law. A crime had been committed,
and it was the duty Of the public prose-
cutor to ferret it out. Prosecutions cost
money, no matter whether guilty parties
are convicted or turned loose. The dig
nifty Of the law and the peace must be
maiutaiued at all hazards.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16
Ini,ial Party.

There was pleasant gathering at the
home of Mrs. NJ Klumker on Thursday
afternoon. .fthe event being in the form OF
. reception by Mrs. Klnmker, assisted by
Mrs. Burger. 'Iuitials'' occupied the
major portion of the time. the contests
being spirited. The first prize. beautiful
chocolate pitcher. was won by Mrs. J. w.
Boyd. Mrs. Mcleod was awarded the
second prize. half dozen ice cream
klasses, and Mrs. Gibson third prize, .
China soap dish. The luncheon con-
eisted Of sandwiches, coffee, ice cream
and cake. The guests were: Mesdames
]. W. and E. 8. Boyd. Henahen. Brown,
McAndrews, Peterson. Walters. Jaensen,
Lynn. Ciison. 0unstrom, ]. Watson,
o,Rourke. Mcleod, white. Rowse and
Hoban.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

In about ihree weeks Mr.. and Mrs.
AdoIph Nelson will depart upon an ex-
tended tour through The south. They
will FIRST proceed to New Orleans and wit
ness The Mardi Cras, sfterward taking the
steamer for Havana, Cuba, where they
will remain long enough TO visit points
Of interest in the vicinity. Leaving Cuba
they will start on the trip home via Vera
Cruz. the old city Of Mexico and, many Of
the historic points in our sister republic
They will be gone about six weeks.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16
Lodge, Install New Officer.

The new officers of the A. o. U. W.
lodge No. ze, as installed. are as follows:
NJ. W.-Frank w. White.
F.-wm. J. Petit.
O.-Ceorge A Dory.
Rec. K. Bragg.
FL. Aug. Ingoils-
Rec-I.ouis Baehr.
G.--Chsrles Cuustrom.
/. W.--Johu Guns,rom.
o. W-Neis J-snson.
Trustee-J. + Clark.
Examining Physicians-John Atche-
son. IT,. George Atcheson, B. Fiuucaue.
Allan c. Fraser.
The Odd Fellows have installed the
following:
". G.-H. c. Batcheiaer.
v. C.-J. Aug. InRoils.
S~c.--Lewis Oliver.
Tfess--Ciaus Anderson.
Warden J. r Clark
Con.-R. c. Bonney-
r. ) N. &C. Lslumandier.
l.. S. y. C.--E l.. Evans.
I.G.-W. s. Devlan.
C.-J. p. Vest.
X. $. v. C-R- ]. Caiiow.
l.. 5. V. C.--F. L. box.
K S. S.-R r. Wood.
l. S. S.-B. A Prince.
Trustee, I years-Chsrles Chris.ianser.
Finance CONS. {. Cruise, r. {. Bon-
uey. +. l.. Evans.
Elks hall was well filed at the chief
raising last Monday night, there being
ABS guests present Lively interest was
Sharp of Empire. Great Pocahontas. was
among the visitors from outside and in-
stalled Mrs. Frank White as Record
K eper of the local lodge, ID. of p. The
chiefs raised were as follows:
Sachem-Richard Bickford.
Senior Sagamore-JosephB Boyd.
Juniar Sycamore Oulten.
Prophet-Frank Wrtherbee.
K. of X Lewis Oliver.
K. of w. w. +. Doherty.
c, of W.-Thomas Coppard.
A short but pleasing entertainment
followed the installation ceremonies An
elaborate lunch was then served. Taken
as a whole, the occasion was one of the
most enjoyable in the experience of all
attending and reflects great credit upon
the committee OF arrangements. as well
as the lodge.
No. -. knights Of Pythias, held their
installation ceremonies Thursday night
and the following are the new officers;
c. &C. T. Mcdaniel.
v. &C. P. Barbour.
P.-Fred. l.. CollouI.
81. of WI, II. Edwards.
K of K. and S--R {. Bonney.
". of 70. w. Lowell.
NJ. or F--F A. Moss.
NJ. at A.-C. c. Malsirom.
]. CT. A. Lucy.
G. Go. X. Gsrman.
During the session committee was
appointed to secure new quarters.
| The Maccabees installed their new
officers last night.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Hon. ]. II. Robeson of Georgetown is
after the scalp of R. A. Leisy, superin-
tenaent Of the Georgetown schools, for
chastising the formers son. The school
board having refused to reprimand the
superintendent. as requested by Mr..
Robson, the district attorney, upon
complaint Of the boy. has made out -
sault and battery papers. Intense inter-
est is already manifested in the outcpa.e.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16
Dsatb Of Popular Sittings Employe.

This mu,I,i;g, q, 1855 O'clock. w. II.
Davis foreman Of the ST ings, died at his
home on Miner street. after an illness OF
be WIS attending to is duti. S eonntci. d
srh peit'np he sls ready for the pres,
and up 10 thai night he wss seemingly in
lis II nal health. T,day lie is dead, and
J is d,scs nsolae wi and mother sre
wt,I ing over II sue den taking away OF
elov, d lusbr, d ind son. TO, 10 spesk
( the shat,e'ing OF all the ir mutual plars
f. the future.
/ Mr.. Davis had been connected with
Sif'ings less ,hau year. but from the
fissi day of his employment he has been
disiinp uished by fideit, to his employ
rs interests and zeal in his work. He
was fi,e wo, kmap ard valued employe.
socially he was plsas companion
aid made many friends.
Mr. Davis was born ID, CT mber 4. 1870,
in Quincy, Ills. He was married eight
years ago at Winchester. Inaiana. to Miss
Alice Hogston Of that place and who sur
StNeS MIN. lie was q mtmpcr OF Typo
praphics, union No. 49, Of Denver, Colo.
His mother. who lives in Denver, was
summoned 10 his bedside some days be-
f,,r- his death. Up to the hour OF going
20 press the funeral arrangements have
not been announced.
The stricken wife and mother have
been receiving solicirous attention from
friends. who have by every means endeav-
or.d 10 attend TO all necessary details and
comfort them in their ire parable loss.
The Harmony card club was enter.
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Wood
st their home l.st Saturday night. Cards
were the principal amusement, there be
ing five tables 6llei. Mrs. L. Burger
secured ladies' first prize. hair receiver.
The gcntleuten's frs, prize was cigar
case, awarded to Frank Walters. Mr..
and Mrs. Peterson won the consola
tion prizrs. A sumptuous repast was
served at the close.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

On Wednesday Of this week the county
commissioners appointed John A. VIII
kins to fill the vacancy in the Office of
justice of the peace caused by the death
OF James L. Morris. The appointment
is a surprise to Mr.. wilkins, who was
making no endeavor TO secure the Office.
He has served the people faithfully in
the past. as county commissioner, and we
have no doubt that in his new position
he will he as satisfactory.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

wildey Lodge No. 50, l. o. o. F.. has
instructed its secretary TO confer with the
different lodges in Clear Greek, Cilpin
and Jefferson counties, with the object Of
holding competitive contest in degree
work on April as. the anniversary Of the
order.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

There was a strong overflow at the res
-rvoirs Thursday and quite a stream of
water flowed down Soda avenue. Street
Superintendent O'Rourke soon remedied
matters aud traffic was resumed.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Frank Babcock of Silver Plume was a
caller at our sabcium Wednesday and
stated that work was progressing nicely
upon the Southern NJ, NJ & T. group,
Of which be is resident manager The
general prospects of the Plume district
are rad ant, he thinks. More men are
working at days pay than at any period
during my experience there" +" said be.
almost every week we hear OF new
and important enterprises starting up.
The consumma,ed sale of the Pelican
Dives group, officially proclaimed This
week. in my opinion means big mining
operations and the erection of modern
mill to treat the vast nccumuIatious Of
low grade material in the dumps and
slopes, as well as what is produced in the
mine.''
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Thursday night the new drill team Of
the local hive Of the I. o. T. n. met al
the Saddle Rock %sestsurant After the
practice exercises. the party was treated
to an elegant lunch by Mr.. Page. 1t was
an unexpected and agreeable surprise.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Mrs. Jay Ksne is IN receipt Of letter
from Der brother, Newt. Wood, who re
Gently sold out his business in Salt Lake
city and invested in meat msset in
Seattle. Washington. He reports bust
ness very good.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Will coms,ock ha~ joined Uncle Sans
naval forces. having successfully passed
the examination. Several other boys
fson this place asi ired 10 become sea
c.ptains Lut otjcct,d 10 take menial
Positions.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

John Thurman and DIR. Higbee, promi-
neut residents of Minneapolis were re.
cent visitors here to inspect the Lily prop
erty in which hey are interested.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

]. A. Ingo,ls has established an Office
with A. c. Dart for the purpose OF trans
a tire. business for the A. %. U. W., be
beng the financial sec,s tsry.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

DR.. A. b. McGapes. who recently at
tended meeting of The state veterinary
association. of which he IS president, re-
ports the number Of graduated veterina-
rians III the state Is ID.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Through inadvertently leaving hy
drant open last Saturday night, three
inches of water were found covering the
floor at n. Weinberger's next morning.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Walter Spear. ~iio for sane time has
had charge of {. & 5. wins at the local
depot, lef, for Denver Thursday and will
be sent 10 some other point on the $, s.
teia. Frank Sandstrom has succs eded
nm at the Telegraph desk.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

The subject for Rev. Whitman sermon
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning will be, "Tle Hour Is Gonse. .
Evening, Borrowed Religion
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

The Women's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church gave very sue
cessfui roc tea at the home Of Mrs, cbas
Thero yesterday afternoon
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Henry Colbu,n has been in town this
week looking after his interests.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Simpson left for
Denver Thursday afternoon where they
will reside.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

A swirgin sign ~rrcktd large plate
glass winoow at the Anderson dry good.
store lew days ago. The damage val
amount to about 500.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

joseph Hiatt return, d this week from g
two-rnonths' s. jouru in the state Of Wash
ington.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

y. ,N.ff, ~ho has fira ally decided TO 10
cate a, Grand Junction. has been IN 'o~i
this week arranging his business affairs
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Mrs. F. A. Moss has S,en in Denver
this week VISITING With friends.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Volume No. 4 OF the Mine Owner and
investor has Leen received. The place
OF publication has been changed to silver
Plume ard The field enlarged to take in
Summit county.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Manager Reed. OF the Bonita mill. who
has been in Denver for some time owing
to the illness of his young son, returned
to this city the first of the week, the
patient hayir z recovered.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

The Women of Woodcraft have post
poned the installation of officers until
the evening of February 10.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

George I Williams aud daughter de-
parted Tuesday for protracted visit to
California friends.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

How's this for January weather. The
city street sprinkiers have been in active
service all week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Dick White is having the express
Office fixed up in Pullman style. The
work is in the hands of Jay Kane.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-01-16

Miss Wave wilkins is back from visi,
to Denver friends.