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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03
WELCOMED BY Plus X
Ex.Mayor Low, His Wife and 9th.
er United States Citizens
See the Pope,
WHO EXPRESSES HIS DELIGHT
Gives Them His Blessing When They
Are Presented by Archbishop
Farley.

Rome, Feb. 26.-Archbishop Farley
was given an audience by Pope Plus
Y, and later he introduced to the pope
ex-Mayor Seth Low and Mrs. Low,
John ID. Crimmins, and others from
New York: Mrs. Cudahy, and Mrs.
Madden, of Milwaukee. The party was
accompanied by Monsignor Kennedy,
rector of the American college. When
bered him Immediately, and pointed to
a table on which lay the engrossed
resolutions bound in black morocco
and mounted with silver sent at the
time Of the death of Pope Leo.
Knows Low Is a Good Christian.
The pontiff congratulated Low, say
ing he knew hat although he was not
a Roman Catholic he vas a good Chris
tan and gave ZACH of the visitors his
hand to kiss. The pope afterwards
addressed all present, Archbishop Far
ley translating his remarks. The pom
tiff said he could not adequately ex-
press the qualification which he ex-
perienced at receiving citizens of the
United States liz the Vatican. The
United States was often in his
heart, for its greatness as a nation
and its generosity as a people.
Gave Them His Benediction.
The pope then gave those present
his benediction, and extended it to the
members of their families, adding:
This blessing comes from a full
heart" While tears came into his
eyes, affecting those present, the pope
exclaimed: Il must give you some
thing" and began rumma ging in his
drawers. among papers and other
things. He finally discovered some
medals, and gave a silver one to each.
He also gave gold and copper medals
to Archbishop Farley and ,ex-Mayor
Low.
Archbishop Much Impressed.
The audience with Archbishop Far
ley and his party occurred in the
pope's private library. Archbishop
Farley, speaking of his audience with
the pontiff, said: Il feel that the pom
tificate of Plus X will be a new era
for the church. and especially for mis-
sionary and spiritual work. The pom
tiff seems to be a storehouse Of power
which is felt by all who approach him.
His aims and his course of action can
be summed up in the words of the
motto Restore all things In Christ"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03
TO 10Th, 1904.

III JAN ZOlD,
Allen B. Cummins and wife wd to
Lucius A. Larkins S 81 a of lot 9 of
S l6 { "a r 2 also q 6 a of fri 81 t "a
r 2; 1900.
Lucius A. Larkins and wife wd to
Allen B. and Matilda Cummins all e
of public road in e 20 a OF n hf of ne q
of S 9 NJ r /; $4,000.
Thomas B. Lee and wife wd to Sar-
alb Ann Powell e 20 a of q 80 a Of S
60 a of sw q and S 80 a Of S 60 a of sw
q all in S SO t "a r 3; $4,000.
Sophia E. Dawson wd to Dora Davis
lot 9 Railsback's add Argos; s40O.
Charles MoSslander and wife wd to
Thomas Mosslander 80 a u of r r in e
hf of ne q of S % t "a r /; $1,000.
Peter Larson and wife wd to Chas.
Strom, q hf of sw q ex 5 out of NV
cor and e 20 a of sw q of NV q of S 20
t "a II; s475O.
Theodore r. Demoss and wife wd
to Ida May GlbbenS, lot l Borton's
add to Bourbon; $500.
James M. Hooker wd to Wilson
Coplen, e SO a of u 66 a of lots / and
2 in S 80 t 80 r 3; $3.50.
Andrew j. Dumple and wife wd to
Emanuel Heckaman sw q of NV q of
S 8 t "a 4 $3.50.
Andrew j. Uncapher and wife wd
to Eudora A. Reinehardt hf of ne q
and e hf Of Sc Q and n 10 a of W hf
of Sc Q all in S 4 33 r /; 500 Love
and affection.
Jacob r. Hildebrand and wife wd
to William De LaBarre lot 5 Dare
Partition in part of sw q of S 10 t 35
r ISL.
Albert Harmon and wife wd to
William Fl. Bollman ne Q ex l hf a off
n end of e hf of s Is t 33 r 1: $4,000.
Susan Stonehill widow wd to Alvar-
eta Sellers und 2-5 e hf of Sc q ex W 9
acres and ex school house in s SO t 80
r 3; $4,000.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03
CoIonist Tickess to West and Northwest
via Pennsylvania Lines.

One wayisecond class colonist tick
cts to California, the North Pacific
Coast, Montana and Idaho will be sold
via Pennsylvania Lines from March
lst to April 30th, inclusive. For par
ticulars apply to nearest Ticket Agent
of those lines.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03

The Indianapolis board of health
has taken the first step that has ever
been taken ia Indiana toward the Grad
ication Of tuberculosis. Every ply
stefan In the city was instructed to re-
port all cases OF tuberculosis that come
under their notice. That is the first
move under recent orders of the state
board of health.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03

Successfully used by Mother Gray,
nurse in the Children Home in New
York, cure feverishness, bad stomach,
teething disorders, move and regulate
the bowels and destroy worms. Over
30. 600 testimonials. They never fail.
At all druggists, CSC. Sample free.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N
Y. 2Od6w. Awe
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03

The name of the Emperor of Korea
is Hi Ii, and yet nobody seems to
have thought of his value as a war
correspondent. If there is anything
in a name he would stand in the same
relation to the common liar as the
thigh financier" stands to the porch
climber. -Indianapolis Journal.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03
HE ASKED FOR THE LIMIT
Forger Who Admitted His Grilt I'm an
Afadavit II Sent Up for Four
teen Years.

Indianapolis, Feb. 26.-'I want the
longest sentence you al give me-"
said John L. Milton to Judge Afford
after an afida Wit charging him with
numerous forgeries had been read to
the court. He was sent to the Jeffer-
sonville reformatory for fourteen
years. Milton, without previous in
timation, came before the court with
John Spahr, an attorney.
He had engaged Spahr to prepare
the affidavit alleging offenses of which
the authorities had been ignorant.
Many merchants had been his victims.
but Milton's father had always COW
cred his losses. Militia was satisfied
with the sentence. saying that he pre-
ferred to reform in a prison rather
than at home.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03
TWO CLAIM THE JOB
Office of County Clerk the Prize
That the Courts Will
Award.
LAW Is VERY MUCH MIXED UP
Forger Confessss His Crime and Asks
for the Limit Indiana State
News Notes.

Brownstown. Ind, Feb. 26.-It will
soon be left to the supreme court to
decide who is clerk of the circuit court
of Jackson county. The four years
for which the present incumbent. Jas.
W.Lewis, was elected expired Wednes-
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock. John Tin
der, the clerk-elect, presented his GER
tificate of election and other necessary
papers. but Lewis refused to give up
the Office. finder then made a de-
mand. but was refused. He made an
other attempt later with the same re-
suit. and he will then u for posses
eion
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAs COUNTY,.

OF OHIO. OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank. J. Cheney, makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F j.
Cheney & Co., doing buisness 10 the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure.
Frank ] Cheney.
Sworn to. before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th de- of Decem-
ember. A. D. 1886.
49, A. w. Gleason,
SEAL Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
~. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the systsm. Send
for testimonials, free.
f. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03

WANTED-Good boy to learn
printing trade. Enquire at this Of
dee.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
6RESSNER & COMPANY

Owners of the only Abstract Books in
the county. Abstract Of title 10 all
lands in Marshall county complied
promptly and accurately.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03
Law Is Not Clear.

der the old law Lewis term would
have expired Wednesday. but the leg
lslature of 1901 passed a law setting
the time for terms of county officers
to begin Jan. /, which extended Lew
is terms TO Jan. /, 1905. However,
the law of 1901 designated the office
of county clerk instead of the clerk
of the circuit court, and raised a ques-
ton as to its legality as to the clerks
Office. and as a result finder made the
race for the Office in 1902 and was
elected.
Legal Opinions Clash.
The legislature of 1903 then passed
a law repeating that part of the law
regarding county clerks, and likewise
the election of clerks chosen in 1902.
finder has an opinion from ex-Attor-
ney general William l.. Taylor. stat
ing that he is entitled to the office.
while Lewis has ain opinion from AT
torney General Miller that he, Lewis,
is entitled to the Office.
And Will Clash Some More.
Both men have employed legal coun-
sci, and the matter will be carried at
n c. into the circuit court. now in ses-
sion. An early decision is asked, so
that it can be appealed to the su-
preme court. Both men want to do
what is right. but individually each
believes that he is entitled to the Of
fee.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-03-03


returned to their homes Saturday.
Letters dropped into a box IN Paris
are delivered in Berlin within an hour
and a half, and sometimes within
t~hirty-fve minutes. They are whisked
through tubes by pneumatic power.
Russia has countermanded an order
for 5000, 000, 900 pounds of beef which
was to have been shipped from San
Francisco Friday. She is tired fur
nishing rations for the japanese
forces.
The pillow-tea and fancy bazaar
given by the ST. Elmo class Of the M.
E. church Friday night was we'll pat
ronized and the young ladies of the
class as well as their teacher, John w.
Parks, are well pleased with their
grand success.
Twenty-four hours after the rati6-
cation of the treaty, a shipment
of supplies was made from the quarter
masters depot at Jeffersonville to
Panama. Fol- as large a work as it is
there promises to be very little delay
In the canal project. u
Japan has just paid over to Emitted
States Minister Griscom sll5. 900 for
duties wrongfully collected on 500
barrels Of whisky in 1900. The JAP
anese government goes right ahead
transacting ordinary business just as
II it we're not busy making a var rec
ord.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
1,.-...-..-

9. B. Siapp. whose postoffiee is Denver.
Colorado, have made application for
patent for 500 linear feet on the r. b.
Stpp lode bearing gold and silver, the
same being $50 feet ;. sS deg. IS min. W.
and III4 feet noTtheastcTly from discov-
cry adit thereon. with surface ground Iso
feet in width, situate III Coral mining
district. Clear Creek county, State OF
Colorado, and described in the plat and
field notes OH file in this office. as follows,
viz: Beginning at cor. I, whence the n Y
cor. sec. ), twp. I ;. T. IS ". OF the 9th p.
III. bean 5. rs deg. n min. c. 4597 .o5 #,
thence n. So deg. IS min. W. $50 it. to
cor. No. ,; thence II. ss deg. IS min. e,
5so.3 #. to cor. No ); thence n. SO deg.
IS min e. ei7.7 feet to cor. No. 4; thence
;. 50 deg. IS min. c. 1909 #. to cor. No.
5; thence ;. SO deg. IS min. W. e56 #. to
cor. No. 9; thence 81 deg. rs min. ".
SI5.7 #. to cor. No. I, the place of begin
mag, containing s.I5s acres, expressly
excepting and excluding all conflict with
survey No. 1854 Copp lode, and forming
a portion of uiisubdivided twp. ST.. .7s
W. of the 9th principal meridian. Said
location being recorded in vol. I59, page
- of the Records OF Clear Creek county,
Colorado. Adjoining claimants owners
OF survey Nos. I4574 and 1867.
c. u. FORD, Register.
Ist pub January g, 'o4.
Last pub. March II, 'oi.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
AiEIsG APPLICATION NO ie7o.
iinsrsl Survey No. 1913.

L. ; Laa3 Othee Ds-isef Lard DFstflef
Denver. siafai.. N0g-Hhes q fsgi.
Naf4se hereby giYea nat ; q HaAke ~tus4
.|l.t9ffes i4rrss {. Ffeea !, Go'nrsi las mss
irs tafl1H TO- patent tor ilf tirear tsst on flf
fiH4-t .o4=. h-4-i ing ssi3 and sssf ide ne ben
'st t-ef norbelsrsfis sH1 IN feet S4urhwssieslt
r.,l1 4fsctserv sh II theregG asth surface gfusin4
Feet ziiih. situate m TfaH Geek aa1 Hsnaer
-.-.=K tsi-eiz- Cisaf Geek eesnf,. si4se II Cos
fll ami irsc Sd it tls r'ai taa ari4 nsier N a.
7 10 ssftce. - toll iss. sfEs
.l.i1rils Al - 10 |. ~hsnes The Cor
81 g. 7 IS - W az rn= Gth p 81 hesrs
Is 80 ". tsi, e.. thence \ es7 W IL r.
tr ~ eHls- y C. e. ,ll-7p e. o. Cor ~, g.
r-oc- ~ 81 81 - 70 CIR No. .. ihez :
= H 81 tss.fs t. f5 C+r Ne 3 fhs g :. - 4
NJ = r g. CT ~. Z. hence : - - " aa4 :.
i'- fH far No = h~nce > . ~ W m q e. p
,sr * =: theaee : esa W t5s q H. ta GU N.
the glaze - eeEiHuHz
La0fziling Aiin AZ IS expressly es1sriing ane
'sf'rg aH % die with surveys Nes ~. -
1rI ts5A ard rHiHg p1stazH II uns1e divide
rzp. : X - W & 'hs siih prueiHai risfii4n Sal
lat -ln bri1g fecsri.I n sof iff. ragf 3S Of tils
-r-.rts sf Gear Greek eog7fv- Caiaraln
Al anias claimants owners OF she Ahose NAMED
favrys.
.. FORD. Rscis,-r.
Fifzi puhl'she. Dec. s. fegl
LAST 91uilsfr1 Ese. 8. 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
Denver Alliance Endorses
Governor Peabody.

The following resolutions were passed
by the Denver Alliance apholding Gov
ernor Pcaboes's attitude during the late
labor troubles. and while little tar,ly TO
be sure. they have that ring of sincerity
tina, cannot be mistaken:
Whereas. The state OF Colorado has
for some months past been the scene OF
industrial turmoil and strife, particularly
in the Cripple Greek and Telluride min
ing districts. wherein certain labor unions
and fetierations OF labor unions have or
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
M1N1Nc ArrLlcArIox 40. 1880.
Mineral Survey No. Itse9.
Denver colerado. lannarr Z. loo.

L. ;. Land Office
Denver Colorado, January 7, 1904
Notice Is hereby given that the Miami
Mining and Milling company by its attor-
sey Geo. &. Resid whose po-taiilce is 1924
,urtis Street, Denver. Colorado. has made
application for patent for lss linear feet
81 the Lueky Strike lode bearing go,G and
silver The same being 2s feet :. 81 deg. IS
min W. and 1903 feet y. 81 deg. IS min. T..
from discovery shaft thereon, with surface
ground 1850 feet ia width. situate in Span
ish Bar Mining District. Clear Creek
County. State ot Colorado. and described
in the plat and field notes on file in this
office, as follows, viz:
Beginning at Cor. No. I. whence Tri-
angular Station No. 10 bears ;. bs deg. 20
MIN. ". 4o,.77 feet. the >. L. Cor. Sec.
- T. ) 5. r. 7.s ". of the 5ih p. III. bears
). I9 deg. So min. 20 sec. ". 5oI2.I feet,
thence II 81 deg IS min. K. 1883 feet TO Cor.
No. ?. thence ). 81 deg IS min. f.. 1903
feet TO Cor. No. ;. thence S. 81 deg. as
min. w f4sS fee; to Cor. No 4. thence
y. 81 deg. IS min. ". 1893 feet to Cor.
No. /, the place OF beginning. Express
" excepting and excluding all conflict
with Surveys Nos. sss A, rroo, zso6, $500,
CfysIaI. hersioral. Carrie and Fulton
Extension Iodes and sur no Ie554 Pro-
lection lode with the exception Of Tract
A. Tract \ Is confirmed in this appiicat-
ion and is described by official plat and
field notes.
Containing o-oe9 acres. and forming
portion OF the ufsub.iiyidc,l Twp. :.
Range y W Of the 9th principal nIerid-
ian. said location Icing recorded in vol
Ii7. page 500. OF the Records OF Clear
Greek County. Colorado
Aljoiung claimants OWNERS OF the
above nziued surveys.
(. d. FORD. Register
First publication January 9. 1904
Last publication March y, iSo4.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1854
Mine; al Survey No. 1928.


l. =. Land ttlCe-
Denver, Colorado, January :, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the Cum
Tree Gold Mining and Milling Co., by John
owen. its agent and attorney in fact whose
pestoffice is Idaho Springs, Colorado. has
made application for patent Tor 1857 IS
linear feet on the FTcelsHd Extension
lode bearing gold and silver the same be-
ing 74o feet East and s42.6s feet westerly
from discovery cut thereon. with surface
ground $50 feet in width. situate in Trail
Creek Mining District Clear Greek County
State of Colorado. aud described ii the
niat and field notes on file in this Office,
as follows. viz:
beginning at Cor. No. whence the n
w. Cor. Sec. s. TIP. 4, 5. r y hears
5. IS deg. 80 min. W. 1850 Il. Cur No.
?, Sur. No. 7lS Amended. Cam Tree loac,
hears y. 6s deg. Is min. W s9.ss H.. and
Cor. No. 29,g Survey No. 794 Dulnont
Placer be- n 46 deg. IS min W I23. AZ
fl : thence \. 70 deg. +. 7sc # TO Cor No.
?: thence + 1857 50 IT 10 Cor. No. /;
thence north rso # TO cor. No 4, whence
East Cone Mt. bears n 81 deg. 80 min T.
and Bellevue Mt bears \ IS deg. 25 min
+; thence west 1852 20 # to cor. No :;
thence 5 7o deg. w 235.3o # to cor. No.
s: thence S 1880 # to cor. No. I, the
place of beginning, containing 3.oI7 acres
expressly excepting and excluding all
conflict with surveys Nos 74s, 7el, Ii6,
and Tract "A" of survey 1886. and form
ing a portion of the unsubdivided twp /,
S. range u W. of the 9th principal iierid
ian. said location being recorded i'll vol
I27. page 262. OF the Records OF Clear
Greek county, Colorado.
Adjoining claimants on the North Gum
Tree lode, survey lot No 74S amended
c. d FORD, Register
Fist publication January 9. 1904.
Last publication March IL, 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
snnMoxs

sis,e u Cssofsto. Coqa,y of CIear Creek sss
In liis tssdci Caan Ihs X faraef. Aszslrisi
a The Estate y -aFris n ruFnes. DEC as piagat-
m y Aarit ". Cssiey 3etsn4aai.
Ths psnpie Of The slas Of CsaosAiio 70 sssria "
Cgolry The isfrntsni srss-e nsAss- tirexiiHss
YoB ARE hefees re4a fr4 " srpesf an srIEss4
5r5yzis against BY TOE - ns1es plzl- IN II,
D.ssrtci Gsarl 4 Clear t'9egz Co1s;s stzte Of
Caas4slo int s~eF the cs'nFiafat lheaxtp @lshia
hs csseiify. ~ II served = fAls Csa1ty ~ "a
pabsssi,r @itsin ff$ aass after ,sf4se- 4.T4ts
rAci1sise II ifsr "a ! s@fs4fs - l-sseassi -. A.
agf f+t hr iaAeH ga tisfy yiv 4ecoF q tat b rfaser
= ne nrfsfzt. sai 4 tppe ~ tana ID IN line
ap9se eniiea scfiin b. rot serss1 4iih as s1sniss
~ u tbs serEscs hersof re Bsi- aUt f4is STAT
tsH tats ai3ltsz4i the ffre ssrrfrst b ~.
specified fox appesrarce saa aaswer vii be al s.sea
etgFe the takisg ct isa g ut By arfaa afofes sd
TIE sat5 asfspn IS tsssagai - 7issF sFsas-
sgaest -eieu1sns fsf Ftsis-a hundred Collars zat
1i-frsi theresa Al : nef Gent pet from
Y strin ~ ~ ne as.4nsissofS - q 5-fea1sst
lssa >erteHbTf I5fh. t.ss aae Years af7ef DTS
giysb'e . CSfFie n Iufnef far fiites h4n1rr4
frifTs m interest," irsfa uaiariis rnf rAl4 n7r
t4if rer anaan ~ait being the property I
eairua T. Fecio-e fsat cefs4in a4Dff4ss z, e. av
teen4a1i up1 an UH1Yti@t fourth = the C-ssl
arif snre is4e trrag ssa n sursysy LttS =. ~ .n
-7i. 81 lafr tH tases1 anag District Clear Crces
'eFnis. ~iate - ooFido. y seetfe the rayae nj
DE- sft rGte selVe irsfhet together eifh al - IS
30 assssssuezsss szairsf "a n prtv Fsi Snetssn
.Hlisfz aT- stfesn cstlts ae Interest thereon af
% cent rer s9aR srDaz srrl H.. t-B tsEes pssa ty
siHflt % SD Fn0rigsgss Fur fsl huaese4 : 4 zrs
a. rgss tees fssf freciosi Ssl4 ua.5tsage ana To-
ast - suii. as ~ nore full sgpea' ffua he
rAiri 10 "a acton @ich ref-renCe - bsre nate
Ara oa Afe iesFebT nt4ffe4 TIA l0g fall 10 ap-
r5ar lHa tazAer u tn 10 csimpiliaf ax ahsgs-
reire3 the said rlsnia III tske }a rHaen, ssii5Si
y0a 10 sisis. - > IN intsresi Sinn a. pef cen
geo annGm irpn September iSth 1873. aa4 Ela 10
of Fef ceni rer aFaau from April iiih, 1893. for
so a. Attorney fees z1t f.sr costs u SUI.
Given u1ie- rs htn1 ari the seal of sid sifiCf
g1'4f At tfergsiosn In said County. tnis 5ih tzy .
i4n1af, A. D. 1904.
r 1. PEEK
1-ssi Clerk Of fie itist5ct e-ourt
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
AiSlsG APPLICATION NJ. 15ss. -
Mineral Survey Ne. Ias-l
b Lani oaee .

o. = Lard Ofhcc
pensef. Ntts. Jsngsgy Z. isstt.
S,slc. is he-sbv i,u thas Tloasss o isfles si.ss=
> stgseg IS lialo sprins~ G,lu has usis srslicIslr
IT, paient 800 araf f=ei esfn tfis 5Ssf h.
ceesin- and Aseo9ar I.s-s soaring s,sl1 ans siifs
he ns to- fsss y. . ~ T.. 4ni 40 f-tt ;
~ ~ " fsans he discovery sh tft the ~ b
d. is"y feet - - anj ~ ;e,i ~ - =
itin1 fhr szsers .hsff ih 1e rsiiee lido. i &
= 3, - = ana lii Il 5 ~ - :. r. IN ffs iisci..sf
Shaft the Ailcpsss ioie. siih sgffer gfsira
fset - Wt1ih ne.rectxeIy. si'as'e m lntepsns7n
lra Gilpa seanii-s state u T. iofai0. ana aeSzti1
- ia thr ras AM rei- H7ies his 10 his once. -
81 lasEsn 1oDs
Bsg.aainE af cor ~. ,suae he el-, cor
= i~Pa S. 3 y q lhe ain r n esafs - .
iti.i- u e. hsacs " ~ - =, f. o. s,r ~. :. %
To 4 - or NJ l. thence ~ - la # Is CO
" /. The place u O.. giru-1E
CtLEsTtNE inpH
Bss nniag a. COZ Na- ~Aerse the IL .ef S+e
?, tss = :. . 10 pl he g.. 3 70. hests 90
~ 4. ih.-aee So g. . l-.uf NJ = Ii n
80 g 70 rsfr No :, fhsn5e - ~ y Ia O. li. 80
NJ. E. ihe piaee q s-zi ming
ALAeopuH LODE
Beginning tsf No :. ~f.,si1e m r 1 a cs.r Sc
q. tsp z 81 y 4 shr f,h q. hets - -
t'.eazes a. 40 iui.st5 ear - b i'ieHce ~ ~ "a
20 - - COZ No. {; th.res ss AZ ioI q q
NJ !. iis riace Of t-gauins c91iainisg Stin sefa,
s-afessis excepting rS .tai4rg n conflict ssii'i
sursets NeS. s2is. ssH2 Iani ami 1870 ani
Nirhf Hawk. tiolIen We!s- aad laF,ank loi-s sni
f.ssuing roftio1 OF fhe 4 Ia - TAP Is
y sni QasJbiiViIel swp 5. u ~ ilt- Gih
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'.'Unts. C'iorat,' Aiipi-in ciainaafs 's~nefs Il
he aea,Te named surveys.
c D. FORD Rsr,>,sr
FIRST published Iaaaacv 9 ,aa
Lasfr gbfshe5 March u t'sli
MINING APPLICATION NO. lao
ainerai surrey No. l6ai2
L. s. LAND OFFtcF.
Denver. Colo.. JanpsrS p. Isoi.
Na,iee IS h-rshv given Iast ilternaiiasnsI Mining
C.... ~ W W Smi H. aissfn=s n fact wiisse
gosfufice Is itiho sprnss- Ca','ala. hss made ap-
pi.'sti tor rSisnt for tul tineaf FEEL fne
Jsseph TAyisF No. ? o3 haanng geld ard si-
the being ~ feet 81 - e.ani NJ Il
a ;s' -. fron disenssFy cot ttfr-on sith surface
g-aBnd liaif-5 IN aiih IN tfsssN eiiev mining
J. screi n the plat ard teal nases fie IN this Of
hc-. follsNs. vix.;
rHE sosEPB TkytcE No. . LobE-
Beginning 4, COT /. slaenas rhe q c,,r ~, -
s. Is " of tire 9th p ~ bars 81 u suf iat. q
.: theaee .ss' II 40 "a 20 cor :: thence n
5;2 70 al # 10 cor = thence .fs II ia fl
10 cor no 4: thence 81 - (. 9! II lo cor l.
The place OF cegsnnn.
Containing . q serFs. exrressy excer,ing ana
excluding ali cynfic; siih surveys isi3i lsssi
ard esq and forming ps'rioii nf tho q sec
lst4sr - u the sf principal r1ssriiia Said
location b-ing recorded in sol i6t. ? si5. of NJ.
records OF Clear Creek county, Colorado
Adjoining claimants the o~nefs OF the af-0Hs,
excluded SURVEYS
c. d. FORD Register.
ist pub Jan %. last rot April ?. 1874
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-06
A Peabody Endorsement
kANsAs ~. Mo-. Feb. 2. -.

q
The Idaho Springs Siftings:
A. q former resident OF Colorado. am
gratified beyond measure that the Ger
tennial State, at last has a governor hon.
est and fearless enough to execute its
laws regardless OF the threats OF dvnainit-
ers or the cowardly advice of politicians
who would advise arbitration with criu,.
mails,
Governor Peabody to-day is the ruo.t
popular and best liked executive in tie
whole union. and when look over tie
list OF political governors that have ruled
the affairs of Colorado for the last twenty
years | cannot realize that this .ot,iet
country banker has done more to main
tain the rule Of law and restore confidence
than all the governors before him.
Governor Peabodv's reputation as
just and fearless executive has spread
over the country and the Republican
National Convention can set the woods
aiire" by making their ticket read:
Roosevelt and Peabody
When asked what state he halls from
Our sole reply shall be.
He came from Colorado
On the line Of the ID. & r. c.
Very Respectfully,
ERAsrrs.