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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

The Panama Republic has
asked the New York chief of
police to recommend man to
organize the Panama police force.
They probably want a man smart
enough to catch Yankee.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

There are some politicians
who are finding their chief COM
fort, these days, in the proverb
that sit is the unexpected that
always happens"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

A London court has construed
the old witchcraft law to apply
to palmistry. 1t is only in the
great American game that it is
safe to read hands, in London.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

The scientist who says that
"some day we shall be able to do
without sleep" is likely to have
his prediction soon verified, As
soon as November 8.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

Despite the denials of Count
Cassini, the Russian Ambassador,
there is excellent reason for be-
lieying that it will soon fall to
the United States TO act as medi-
ator between the Oriental bellig-
erents.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

Ernest Lyon, American Minis
ter to Liberia, has made a report
to the State Department in which
he charges that the American
missionaries to that country seek
pecuniary profit rather than
souls.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

terstate Commerce Commission
will urge Congress to compel, by
statutary enactment, the adop-
ton of safety appliances hich
will minimize this slaughter.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

A Cincinnati woman has placed
q legal valuation of $4,000 on a
single kiss. Only the rich can
enjoy life, ut that rate.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

An absolute sure cure for the
drink habit has been found. II
is wood alcohol. One dose will
prevent man from ever touch
ing whiskey again. 1t is one of
the deadliest of poisons.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27
Hospitality at
Small Expense

Enterta nment-that Is. pleasure TO your
guests does not depend on the money you
srend but on yoLr own knowledge Of how to
receive and extend hospitality, Christine
rrthnnr ilcrrick tells you all about H. POST
paid DO ccnts ...
lbi Finh Ave. New York
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

ST7sSHtElBEE or Re-a.
EA9UJEAH. pEsESS
~A.<AS SOCIATION +
The long predicted total
eclipse of the planet Bryan still
fails to materialize.

st. Petersburg cables franti-
cally that Kuropatkin's advance
is not ga rout," only ga mastery
retreat"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

~uRE rheumatism by ,sskuk
~ Hoods Sarsaparilla, which by men
Trailing the acid in the blood PERM
aentJv relieves aches AN PAINS
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

During the first six months of
this year 1888 persons were killed
in railroad accidents The In
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

Remember and bring your job work
to the Banner Office. Bill Heads,
Letter Heads, Statements and all kind
OF job work done. Dodgers from 9xI2
to l4x22. Call and see us and we viii.
treat you right.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27

wANTED-YOUNG MEN to. prepare
for Government Positions. Fine;0pen-
ings in all Departmental Good Salaries.
Rapid Promotions. Examinations soon.
Particulars Free. ~
Inter State Cor. Inst. Cedar Rapids. Is
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-10-27
Protection Our Proper Permanent Policy,

is the title Of the recent speech OF Con-
which has just been published by the
American Protective Tariff d. League.
One copy free to every applicant. Send
rostal care request Tor .ifee copy O
document No. SO. Address w. r
Wakeman, Secretary, $50 broadway
New York, n. Y.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
SUMMONS.

State II Cosorsts. County u Clear Creek.
In the County Court. A. Sritier. plaintiff Thomas
Forrest Ani Grace Forrest. tefen3ants.
The people Of the state Of Coorsio 10 Thorss For
rest ans Grace Forrest the defendants above named
Greeting
Yoa are hereby resairei 10 appear IN an action
t-ousfl; azsns; yos BY the above named plaintiff. in
The County Court Of Clear Creek County. State Of
Coloraso. ana answer the complaint therein within
this County: or. u served of this county. BY
publication within thirty days after the service hereof
exclusive Of the day of service judgement BY de-
f,ui, wili he taken against soa according to the
prayer Of the complaint snd copy of The complaint
Be not served with this summons. or II the service
hereof be made OF this Safe. then ten days at3it
onal tine hereinabose specified for appearance
ami answer Will be allowed before the taking Of jaig
meni By default As Aforesaid
The said action brought 70 recover of defendants
an3 each Of them the Of Forty dollars and
AMI merchandise and deiiverei BY plaush to the
defen3snss their request between the FRS, day Of
October. A. D.. 1901 and the 18Th DAY Of December.
A. d. 1901. both days inclusive asd for costs Of suit
and for interest SAID sum At eight per Cent per
from December 18th. 1901. as will more fully
appear from the complaint In said action TO which
reference Is here made copy which Is hereto attach
ed and several herewith.
And you are hereby notified that " you fail TO sp
pear and to answer the ssii complaint above
required the sai1 plaintiff viii ta Judgement sinsf
suit acosilng to the prayer Of the Complaint.
Given under my hand and seal Of said court Al
Georgetown in saIa County. this sNh day Of Aprl.
HENRY j. cRIST.
2-6A Judge os Court
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
shafroth Resigns.

Political Colorado regardless Of afii-
iatioil, to-day honoGs john +. Siiafroth.
Last MONDAY morning. after becoininss
convinced By overwhelming e,idence
that his seat ii the national congress had
been secured through frauds fS-rfx;raiea
By Denver's Big siiti lie resigned his
seat "A congressman FROM the FIRST DIS
irict and requested the immediate seating
of his opponent, Robcrt ". Bonynge. ;he
republican eendislate- IN presenting his
resignation. slr. sliafroth said IN par.z
"On Thursday afternoon colnmencrd
examining the ballots and continued do-
ing 80 during Friday ard Saturday lilat
i,eing the majority as retuulesil- yet ruy
examination discloses tie fact tiaat lhe
assurance which had received as TO ihe
reglarity 81 the votes in many Of ilse pre-
cincts was no, trpe, ard that there we're
Illegal votes therein which tainted rhe
polls and the polls tainted gave nr a
greater plurality thar my returned ria
joritx. That fact vas a bitter iissapoiat-
tneui 80 ule. but nevertheless true he
law Is that sheH a poll is tsiuieti b5- fTaai
and IT Is impossible 10 paFge the pol Of
the fraudulent votes. the vote Of the ent.re
precinct legal or illegal. must be tilr0 vu
out. The committee has given me eser-
opportunity 10 ascertain tie Illegal ore
81 as TO save tie valid vote in those re-
cinc,s. Until SAW the ballots Last n a,s-
day though, the Illegal vote could be
detected and scrateted upon the legal
vote, bat must confess shat my insqec-
tion las convinced uIe that il IS impoas ale
10 DO 30 in this case.
The case being As have stated. ard
the number Of precincts tainted eoutsiu-
iug Hiajoriiies fer uie greater than n.y. re-
turned majority, innsi say that if were
q Judge upon the bench oousiderig ihis
case Rotsld he compelled 20 fluid against
myself, and a. the vote in the ooutesici
precincts aggregates less than one-,ruth
81 the vote in the congressional dis;r.ct
I would be compelled 10 fifii that accord
ing 10 laW Mr. Bonynge Is entitled L. The
seat
Il have always been ia favor Of pure
politics; aud when the ,cs, is applied t. an
election where was voted for As one nt
the candidates upon the ticket, / should
no, siiirk my duty or change my eonlc-
tion concerning honest elections. there
fore. viil say 10 the committee on eiec-
tions No. 2. aud to the members OF this
house that they can seat SIR. Bonyngs 81
their earliest convenience.
While il i contcnslcd that premium
should NO; be placed upon honesty. st'il
i, j. difficult To deny ON the privilege Of
commenting a public official who seeks
To openly denouncc fraud even though
he himself bc the ohicf sufferer. shat
roth has performed his duty, but b. did
50 voluntarily and before the eyes q the
people. and his example is WORTH of
emulation by others who know thefnsei-
YES TO be likewise situated.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
pro,. pot,.f on "Tbx Apo<al. :

The Educational Council of Colorado
Teachers Association has issued an ap-
peal TO parents. teachers, school officers,
the public press and the courts in behslf
of Law and order. Milton c. Potter of
the Idaho Springs Schools, makes the
following deductions after thoroughly
diges,ing the contents OF the appeal:
"As TO the main body OF the Appeal"
! am heartily in accord with Il For
that matter, quite agree with the ZAP
peal to the press" contained therein. but
since that paragraph seems to offer favor
able ground for in,elligible discussion in
short space, will discuss School Ad-
ministration and the Public Press"
The attempt on the part of some spec
ial guild or profession to iu,rench itself be-
hind the bulwarks Of pro bono publico. 80
far as to repel adverse CONNIE n, of any kind
in the triuhai of public criticism, IS fa-
miliar phenomenon to the students of
English history. That the resolution of
the n. f. A. adopted las; summer and
now embodied In the Appeal" of the
Colorado Council. is such an attempt, our
knowledge OF the personnel Of these
Bodies forbids us to believe.
"Iu any school squabble it is certainly
true that the press usually booms The boy
and disparages his teacher. But wiling
ness 10 submit to the ordeal of public
dissection is an important qualification
-. "a. -. l.
public teacher it is a sine qua non. Will
full private misrepresentation and honest
public misunderstanding are the price
the teacher must pay for the exalted priv.
ilege of his Office.
The mitigation of this necessary evil
is surely a contamination devoutIy to be
wished. No one, however, would stand
firmer upon the principles of the Areo-
pigitica than American schoolmen who
certainly owe their professional position
to these principles. We canno, control
the press If we would and would not If
we could.
'I do not know that more can be done
than to awaken little reportorial CON.
science in the matter, 90 that now and
then one will report something really
vital and significant concerning the
schools in place Of driveiing the trivial.
Editorial persuasion" would no doubt
prove more effective with the boys and
girls who report the news. than a dozen
resolutions written ever 20 carefully by
ever % cigni6ed assemblages ofindienant
school teachers. In the line Of some
kind Of definite action, il might mot be
amias for ~ to CHOOSE each man unto
himself an editor, over whom Ne nay
Stand, With forbidding aspect borrowed
from the school upon our faces and am
uunition borrowed from the Council in
our banda, until the selected victim shall
have read every word Of the .sApueal''
from "Lawless Conditions" to ssUn3ted
Effort
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

THE struggle for supremacy that has
long been waEed IN republican circles at
Denver will be called off for the time
being on next Tuesday night while the
factions unite in testimonial banquet to
Governor Peabody. Not alone will the
republicans get together on this occasion,
but all political faiths will unite in hon-
oriug the man who has upheld law and
order and maintained the states in;eg-
rity in most irving times. There will be
no political or selfish lines in evidence
around that banquet board, but crys-
talized sentiment OF endorsement OF Gov
ernor Peabody's every effort to defend
the states good name and to protect
every mans right that is granted him by
American laws. 1t will be spontaneous
outbnrst of commcndation of a goveanor
who. seeing his duty plainly before him,
performs il to the best of his ability re-
gardiess Of what those of opposite opin
ion might think. and that the states ex-
ccutiye was right in his solution OF the
labor problem, time has proven beyond
question. II is meet that Clear Creek
county should he represented at that
banquet, and the community thus ex-
presses itself as in entire harmony with
the spirit in which the testimonial is
given.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

AFTER an illness OF eight weeks, SEN
ator Marcus A. Hanna died at Washington.
last Monday evening, and as the sad in
telligence was flashed throughout the
country the entire populace mourned.
The general sorrow is not confined to
party, creed or condition but the American
people unite in national sorrow. Few men
in public life have been caricatured and
malinged as be, yet through it ali he has
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20


THE Western Federation OF Miners
have a motto which expresses their entire
articles OF faith and on which they base
their hopes Of success. Here it IS: La
Dor produces all wealth, and all wealth
belongs to the producer thereof. In
this motto the Creator is left entirely out.
Labor merely churns out the milk, IN
other words. gathers up the results OF
an actual necessity, but other things arc
ulso necessary TO prepare things 50 that
the labor may be done. Take a cherry
tree for instance full of cherries, ripe and
ready for gathering. There is wealth on
that tree. Did labor produce this wealth.
Labor gathers the cherries and they 70 to
market aud are changed to money
Whose money is it, Now if labor pro-
duces all wealth. the man who was hired
to pick and market the cherries is entitled
to all the proceeds. Nature, in parts of
the world, produces fruits that have not
had the hand OF labor on them, in other
words labor produces wealth. In the
mining districts, where nature has placed
valuable minerals in the earth, all made
ready for labor to raise them, yet labor
cannot turn the metals into wealth that
can be used until other genius makes if
possible And into these metalliferous
mountains men have actually put more
money in the aggregate into prospect
holes, mines and tunnels than has ever
been taken out. There is always risk
to run in mining, but labor is never asked
to share in this risk. The very fact that
the Federation of Miners does not of it.
self go into mining on its own hook
proves that the business Of mining is not,
as rule, like picking up wealth from the
ground. 1t also proves that it is impos-
sible for the Federation to engage in min.
ing on its own responsibility. The other
elements required and absolutely neces-
sary are education, capital and brains
And if human nature could work out q
cooperative plan by which wealth that
has been produced by brains, money and
muscle united, could be equitably dis
tributed; much Of this labor troabie, i
not all Of Il. would BE- cured, Colder
Globe.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate Of Joseph E. Chester. deceased.
2-sl,

Estate OF Joseph E. Chester. deceased.
The undersiEned having been appointed admins
traitor Of se estate Of Joseph E. Chester late Of the
county Of Clear Creek. and state Of Colorado. de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that he will appear be-
fore the eosnfy court Of Clear Creek county. the
court house In CeogRetowu. af the March tern. on
the hrsi Mcnday in March next. At which tine ali
persons having claias against said estafs are not-
6ed and requested attend for the purpose Of hav
ing the sale adjusted. All psrsons indebssd 10 said
estate are reeuested To make Immediate payment 10
the unaersienea-
Dated this ssh dsy Of February. A. D. 1904.
FRED z. ANcovR. Adninissrasor.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

A srLL has been introduced in Congress
granting q pension Of si2 month To
eyery uniou soldier who served o. days
IN tile arlny during the Civil war and has
attained sine age of 67 years. Also tothe
ui+iows Of such soldiers who were mar
ri.i prior % June p. $50.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

THIRH is no, d single advantage which
any method Of publicity can boas, over
tie weekly newspaper. The reputable
and rnierprising NEWSPAPER is not only
regularly welcomed and read in the home
lut also in the stores, offices, counting
room and wherever q person can snatch a
moment for reading. For every person
who rcads haud-bill there are hundreds
who read the newspapers.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
MINING APPLICATION No. MS
MINERAL SURVEY NO. is5as
lalaed siates I.An.i orc.
Denver. Colo. I7eas. : i,

f.e'- e-tA-sA efs-A.
Notice II herebs. sigsa thAt The suIi-
attorney h fact. wHes@ pasfqfs7o. * nss-
YFr. Colutaea. has made application for a
patent Tor 90 iinsar feet On The sah.
l3sehetcr 30 : i8aes heariux gald and
allgwr, With surface ground ~ tset IN
with res s-es1Xslys situate sn cascade
stAfe 81 Colorado ard described in the
riat eHd ned notes on Gle ia tals os,ses
sfI.ITEIAiA LonE
~. ~ ~f r, ARD ~ $. 81
~ " from 5iseessry shAft AeElauiaz
~ - Il p " u he sth N 81 bears
: ts I E 81 FH f.: tneucs y
q y e .. g c9r ta~aee \
p Il isa n 80 cor. NJ 9. thence :
~ II fss r. 10 COZ No q tnence : 81
y y ia #. % cor Se. /. sae place q
CALUMET LODE.
itsE n y. - =. ard 80 =. : s. -
y rom dissessFx staft nes'i,nninE a.
fp s 81 = ~ II The sth p. 81 bears
" y q ". sss-iz r.. thence }. =
" ~ q g cor Ne z thence y
81 T. 10 It 70 cor 10 T. thence >
~ W. ls9 4. 10 cor No. l. the piace
PA1aksTER No. ! LODE
ias9 r. y = ?. aud i. q "a y
w. fS2ia aisSassfs ,2.sf ,s fhati & ss,Rnins d5 =
g. 3 Y 8 ~ u the eih 2. N bears
: = W shFgs IL thence y u 81 W
80 Il. 10 cor. 81. ). thsnee !. sss ~ =
- r. 20 cor No. & thenc. : 81 - "
ll" O. 10 cor Na. l. the place Of be-
RAcHELoR 30. LODE.
- o. - - f. and So e. y ag
". frnm discovery shaft. EeSinninz At
cor V whence ne ~ {. cor see .
Es u 81 " 5sI7 r.; thence y s.
K =. l5fa Il. 20 cor. No. ?. thence 5. e
~ e lA q. 70 cor Ne. . thence : 81
81 ". l55sf u. 10 cor 40. Z. thence \. 2
N " iss r. 70 cor. No l. the place q
beginning
certaiEine 1853 acres. expressly ex-
repHnR and excluding ali conflict with
-urv.ys S9-. ifzs ei58 f5ES and i5s77 aud
forming portion u the y y. = Of sec.
10. =. range - W. ei the IN pflh~
Opal meridian said location being re-
corded IN vol. Ia ~ aua i5a naEe : Iet
20 and - ~ the records % Clear Greek
Cuuufs Colorado
Adjoining claimants owners - the above
excluded surveys and the Lucky Gold et
c. . FORD Register
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

THE actual selling price Of wheat
jumped 70 one dollar last week in Chicago.
This Is thc highest price paid for wheat
ssaec the Letter corner -onie years ago.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
NOTICE.

For sale, . Rand air drill in first-ciass
cunditiou; also about 1000 feet Of sin.
air pipe, almost new. win eel together
OF separate. Call At residence Of Elgin
+. Weston, Idaho Spriuss. Colo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

Irs about time pye yecontnencesi to receive
tAr rcgrc, to report messages from The
seat 81 paT Up % the present time the
Isus have had nothing to regret.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
Subscription. 81 Per Year

i~rrKRsr In the observance % s.. Val
cutiae day seems 10 be wanniug. the
post ofiicc receipts for the OCCASION falling
of from yeaF to year.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

HERE is q new Use for criminals. Or.
David ". Dennis, Of Earihatn College,
Indiana, proposes that prisoners under
sentence OF death should be inoeuiatesi
with disease germs, and that after eNeeu-
ti5u their bodies st0ald he turned over 10
scientists for the purpose Of investigation
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

The sound Of Shafroth's voice had
scarce creased echaing in the dome OF the
capitol al Washington ere every demo
cratic paper ia the state had h,iSted hi-
iiaIuc 10 she masthead as the best avail
able timber in the state rs the nominee
Tor governor Evidently Denvcf's Big
aiitt' has not tcen consulted.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

II is sith pardonahle pride that sitt-
ings calls attention TO the advertisements
appearing in this paper these days,
since the business houses have expressed
q preference for the newspapers as a
nteiinm throagh which to reach their
customers, the paTsfs have presented a
more attractive appearance, and there i
no doubt but that the change will he
welcomed hy both merchant and the pur-
chasing public y Weinberger. Which
X Jensen and Eckstedt x BFostrofn have
demonstrated their faith IN printers ink
IN the way Of attractive advertisements,
and We would ask the public TO carefully
watch the columns and keep posted on
" hat the local merchants have TO offer.
Don't 20 away from town TO make your
purchases 40 these merchants can meet
your every want and Al prices just as
cheap as the articles can be purchased for
elsewhere. Try the home patronage plan
and yon will find it most satisfactory.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20

BRykS has entered the plutocrntIe
class and Is throwing his easy money
away layishiy. lie recently donated a
large sum for library building al Salem.
Ills. and Is now offering sIoo cash reward
fof a demo-pop platform that will please
certain influential editors. His first don-
alton was a free-will offering to the home
81 his childhood. but the wiley NebEasi,an
tied strong string to his second Offer.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
MlNING AppLlcATIoN 10. III.
penxer. ! cnlo.. = ~. =. I. ~. {

Denver. Colo, Feb 2 iaft
Notice IS hereby given that The Burns
Moore Mining and Tunnel Co. by Johs
st. shalier. It's attorney IN fact whose
f-osinincs Is Denver. Colorado has made
aUuiiEatiom for patent for 100 linear
feet on the Burns Meare No. II lode.
Burns Moore No is aud Ada NJ ioies
bearing gold and silver the same being
- feet Y g - < and - feet 5. =
- " on the Burns Maore 40. u lode.
- n y Is f ard 10 n s s, ". on
rhe Burns Moore Ne. Is lode nd so Il
y. y ~ T. and 81 r. : ~ ~ " on
he Ada ~ lode from discovery cuts
thereon with surface ground 80 feet In
width respectively. and the Burns Moore
Mil site In connection herewith. situate
in Cascade Mining District. Clear Creek
county, state Of Colorado. and described
iu the pia; and Held NOTES On nle IN this
Office as follows. viz;
BURSs MOORE No u LODE.
beginning nt cor. No. ]. whence the W
:. eqg sse -. 81 r g W IL Of ,,t, shs :
q: ihenee y - g sg2 4 to cor.
No p thence y 81 ~ T. szs II TO
cor No ,. thence $ e. Is r ii.4 II.
to cor Ne, .: thence 5. a. 30 ". sf7.z 4.
TO cor. No. g. thence 5. 81 g W 81
n 10 cor. No. 8. thence y. = iS W. lS9
II to cor. No ! the place OF beginning.
Hff rms MOORE No is LODE
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-20
BuRNs MOORE 70. u LODE.
heEinnluE
Ala NJ LODE


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: eef- sc :. -. s. r (, " q The The
thence y 81 - w. 2i27s II TO cor No.
?. thence y az 80 Z 800 It 70 cor.
No g. thence :. o. - r g275 II. to cor.
No s. thenc. = ~ W W. i59s IT. to cor.
No the place of beginning.
THE BtRNS MOORE MILL SITE
Beginning at cor No ! whence the W.
I. eor sec = tp = II y W, ef the
sih T. N. bears y. 5ss IS 30" W 55sas II. /.
thence ; - r. 55i7 r.. to cor. No. 2.
thence y. ~ r g7s7 ft to cor. No. 3:
thence s IL Z 25l IT. to cor. No. Z;
thence y. CO W 35i.7 II. TO cor. No. 8;
thence : % w s4s II. 20 cor. No. I:
thence X s. 8 W i57I # to cor No.
;. thence y - r 80 II. TO cor. No. !.
the place Of beginning
Confaining-Gs5ie. 7sis acres Mil Site
3 ~ acres expressly excepting and ex
Guiding all conflict with Surveys Nos. assz
s72l 1858 and the Ute Greek lode and
forming a portion Of the > 4 Of sec. and
the " q Of sec. Is. to. s.. X. % W. Of
the sth principal meridian Said location
being recorded In vol. ise $50 and ". page
p iei iiH and 80 Of the records OF Clear
Creek county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants. owners Of the
above named iodes and surveys Nos. 55sB.
c. d. FORD Register.