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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
SanitGts Scridt.

Nbnobme ser SoocsfGuc. - Be
trGdtlide 3uuabme bon 9lut-
tern.Grfronfun9en.
Ho6 Dem 9erid)te ocs @ciluno.
belts . G%ommiliGrs Or. SoS. @oSIcn
fturbcn in Scr perfloiicncn ISOLDE 191
Eerioncn in Baltimore, gegen 1913
in Der gleidlouricnOcn gSodc oes
SoriobreS, 176 in 1902 unb 16S in
1901. 9ie SterbIidfeitssrate bctrrlg
1859 pro 1000 ser @ciommtbcp0lfc-
rllllg. 1926 fiir oie @ciben unO
30.95 fir 0ic Ncger. Son Den Scr
i%torbencn lporet IL i'm Iuslonoe oe-
borell, 5 luarcn Neger. SIM 9op-
&icm = 9Iipl itorben 7, in SoipitG.
Tern IS unb in anbercn Snititutc1
A Terionet. Ils gcboren ipltrocn
165 Wcibe upb 20 Negerfin6cr ge.
meloct. Die bouptiG6li6ltclt 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
S~d)iffsfartcn BON Baltimore mad
Wrcmen.

@er cine @eiie nod Deutihlano
an3iitreten geoenft, benahrihtige St.
to aamberger, Wr. POP, W..@reene.
Strabe. Mgent bes .Morooeutiden
2lopo," tpelfer tpeitere Miisfunft er.
tbeiIt. (g[priL1 ,2Ifte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
Ser Gpnfmrrcn5fricg.

Die gorlage 5i @liniten ser .Warp.
lanO Selepbou 60" p%aiiirte Den
5fpeiten Hatbs5peig. Sr. y.
@. @romn unb Sr. ". 6. Smith
gerntben iid mieber IN oie Sao-
re. Die @erit-Nnleibc i'm er.
item 3meige g~utgebciben.
Die 8erorbnung. ipelde Ser sra
rpluno Selepbon & telegraph 60"
0nS Hedt crtbcilt, ole Strobell Der
Stabt uno sic ltdotii6n Gonouiten
iiir Den 9etricb bon eleftrild)en 2iht.
nerfen 5u benl,ben, poiiirte geitern
Nbeno I'M Staotrotb Die brittle Sc.
lung I'M 5~tueiten 3peige uno gebt
nunulebr nod Dem erlten 3peige,
Der am Moutag Ibeno Die @orlage
gum eriten Mal perleien miro.
gIls RrGiioent 9tmamls oieie Ser
oronrt1g borlegte, eriudte baSStoot-
rathsmit8lieb @. 6. Smith, cine
lGngere 3ui6rift oes Srn. @m. g.
Wor6urp, gnmalts Der .Morplanb
&c." 5l perleien, in pelder oerlelbe
Ole I'M o1eutifen Gorreiponoenteu"
ebcnfaaS peroffentlidten @ngoben 5l
miocrIegen periltdt. Damn erbob lid)
Sr, Smith 81 elmer pcri1nlifen gr,
fldrlng, IN melher CT Die per6ifent.
lldte Ingube 81 mioerlegen oeriltd)-
te, oaB Sr. Warburp ibm mG6rcno
Der @erbanollngen am 3reitag Gin-
fliilterltgcn genlodt babe. YrGii.
Dent Simanlls oronete an, bnb ole
Inaoben Oes Srn. Marblirp in Dem
Grotofoa abgeorltdt nerben.
9am legtc Der E%rGiibent cine sc.
tition nit 1900 llnteridriiten 81
@rnltpn Der Sorlage Dor.
9tur Die SS. @rpmlt, Gem, llno
Sep, itimmten geget Die Mn-
Der 8eroronung. Sr. 9rotpn
begriinoete iein 8otum onmit, baB
III oieier Serorbmtng &cdte ODER
Fripilgicn ,peggegeben ipiirben, obne
Dab Die Siioget.g eboroe oeren @ertb
in Sntercile Ser Stobt babe %feitiet-
sen fonnen; ierner lei er at @ltnitcn
elmer mmiSipalen 9eleudtungs-Mn-
lu9e; audi iei cine 8eribmel5nng Der
beioen grpBen Gorporationcn nid)t
oerbinoert; ferncr babe oerErGiibent
Der in Sroge itebenoen Gompaonie
ge5eigt, baB er niht Dos Sntcreiie Der
Staot I'M Ilt9e gebabt babe. als er
Iih onbot, ieinc 8cieai6aft als5upers
fulrien.
Sr. Somier ltimmte fir Die &or-
la9c - grltcns, neil Die nlte @cicu-
ldnft hire 2eutc obne @citeres oli
Die StroBe iete, merm oielelben be-
redtigte 6%oroerungcn geltenb mad.
ten, unb 3rpeitenS, neil ieine Goniti.
tllclltcn cine Goufirren5 i'm e%leftri.
ihen 2idt.@ eidGit perlougten.
Damn pnroe i'm 5peiten 3pcigc
bic i'm erltcn 3rpeige altgencmmene
&%crorOnung, am II. Mai iiber Die
$G,000,000 Inleibc fir @erft-Scr-
beiIerlngen ob5uitiinmen, gum eriten
Nal perleien.
SIT. &eIlep reidte cine Serpromne
Elm, Der Baltimore bio-9obn" 81
%erlalben, mebrere Straben amGam-
oen.Sabnbofc 3u freu3en.
Der Wopor benufrihtigte ben
Staotratb, baB err Die Seroronung,
bos Nipeau i'm 9ranboiltrift at per-
dnoern, unter5cihnet babe. 9ieier
0iItrift miro bon Sones' S1nen, Der
2eringtort., Erutt. unb 2ibertpItraBe
begren5t.
0eibe 3peige balten mor9cngbeno
wieocr Sisung.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
9wiidcnoeds editfsfartcn S34.

StuiidcmbefS Sdttfstartcii S34.
Bon Bremen nod Baltimore. Biui-
gere aorten al $24.50, aber MIR fir
Naiiaaicrc, sic iebt In .ltnaarn uto
9roaticn mobner. Tbeo. $. Diencr
s. Co., 3intmer ysr. 8, ia Dit-2ey-
inoton., rinbe Ga~lpertItrdBe. (f005
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17

Gr fam, lab D urbe
9 e'rnpft. = Sugb Mcgteol, Elm
biebercr @emiiieeGrtner, pel6er an
Der Sorforo : &oao luobnt, ibiittelte
geitern 9todmittag, Elm i6iper emf.
t1ui6ter Monn, ben Stollb Der $40.
nlmentenitabt, bon Dem es ia 5llr
3eit in lteberflub eibt, bon ieinet
SiiBen. gs mar nidt ettpa Der
Staub ober Die Gualit1t oes Stul,.
bes, melde Sueb Mc9feal's llnipil-
len erregten, nein, 10 'ipos fonnte
Sngb nidt aus ieinem @leibeemift
bringcit Oenn an Der Sarforo-Hoao
lit mar ia on Stoub gelpobnt, piel-
mebr iparen es ber5loie Weni6en, Die
es BET Der Saeb nod i6nobem Mom.
mon nit ibren Mittcln nidt genol,
nebmen, Die Sugb ben Iilfentbalt in
Der Staot griinblid perleioet batten.
Sim Sreitag Ibeno fam Srtgb Mc.
Neal nit $3.50 @oargelb nno einem
froben @emiitb nod Baltimore, ilm
Iid Dor Dem geeinn Der Srilbiobrs.
Saiion NAL peiolih 5u amiiiiren.
Bel cinem Spa5iergange ourd ben
9ranb . 9iitrift iammelte Iid in
ieiner Geble cine betra6tlihe Guam,
titat Stal1b on, uno Der mubte ila.
tiirlid binuntergeipiilt neroen. Sci
Dem 9eneben ieiner 9eble muroe Wtc.
9teal INNER frobliher, unlb ols iid
ibm nod cine biibihe @eienidofte-
rim beigeiellte, idlpelete iein Ser5 in
Seligfeit. Sci angenebmer Inter.
baltung flogen Mfc9feal unb leiner
9eeleiterin Die Stunben ipie i'm
Eraume oabin unb nod raider floq
Mfc9teal's 8elo. gs mar 5tpilben
10 nno II llbr geitern Morgen, oils
Sugb in Scr. TOO, &aborgitrabe, aui-
ipadte unb feline 9aaridaft, mits(us.
nabme bon 10 Gents, pcrnlibte. Sec.
9teal purDe MN itngemiitbli6 unb
flog infolge ociien auf Die Strobe.
Nadbem er iid iiber Den 21nge. uro
8reitegrab, inter pelbem er li6 be.
fano, orientirt botte, iterlerte err Der
meitlidcn Goli8eiitation 5u nno
fiibrte 9eid)meroe. Belle 5ieIos, cine
% Sabre altc Strobmitttpe, peIde
ihr 9omi5il nod Ger. 700, &abcrg.
Strabe, perlegt bat, nurbe 5unahit
nod Der GoliSeiitation citirt, uno ga
Tie nidt 5ufaaia Die $3.50 BEL iid bat.
te, Die Sngb Megseal perimiBte, 10
IieB aobi Sooen Tie lanfen. gsi,n
mitroe Wc9tcal aud, in Der Ioli5ci.
itation u%nsemiitbIif, nno erit, aIs
man brobte, i'm binter idpmcbiihe
Baroinen 81 b%ringen, berlieB ct Die
Holi5eiitation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17

Cine ~ a NJ B : Yetitipn n.
: SIN Mapors- 9iireail ging gcitern,
cine Wonltre : Eetition 5u 8unltet
Der DMarplonb Selepbon : Comp"
ein, in pelder 1900 llnter5cid)ner
ben Manor cri,ifen Die Dor Den;
Stootrotbe ibtuebcnbe Serorbnung
5u mnter5eidnen.
Cine ,Surpriie EortD"
lpllrbe am 0omlerltoa Ibenb SRI.
Worp Hfeifer in ibrer @obnun0 Nr.
904, Silb.S barp-S trabe, g%eleeentlid)
hires Is. @eburtstoges 0argebrodt.
3oblreid,e biibide @eibenfe gingen
Dem @eburtstogsfinbc 5u, nno bel
ailgenebmer llnterbaltrng m,roen
mebrcre p~crenilgte Stunoen Der.
broht, bel lueld)em Iuloiie Die Nm.
m~eierben auf bas Bette beipirtbet
milrber. Inter Den @1iten b%eionocil
lid: 6rau ". anBmoiil, Ole Srls.
epa Yfaft aatie gdennonn, Gnlmlo
Shoumloffel Morp 2noipis, Nnnie
@iaiams, WarD @renoell, 2oitie
eidborn, Serniie Wiue, @tta @rue-
ninaer. Minnie Gid, Maria Yfeifer
nno Moia 6rclntb aus Columbia,
Senrp adermonn, ). Sobion, Senrp
Moain, @iu Gisains, Soe Shuiter,
Souis 8iae, Gbos, 8enncr, Otto
amibor, Woltber Wenoeler. Ssfar
Sudmeiier uno @iIlie Gidborlt.
YIobIid) geitprben.- Srolt
9otborine Butler itorb geitern Noh
mittag pl0tlid III ibrer @ebaulnng,
Gr. 1881, gIieeanna.S trobe, an el.
iient Ser5ihloge. Sic lpor ifon felt
langcrer 3eit b~er5leioenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
Trit Smnablnt,

Nadfolger bon George s. 3eun,
I'M rNbite Spnic,"
Ger. 36, Oit.Grobitr. benz Marft &C.
geniiber. - Sodgrabigcs Bier i'm
3apf. 6einife @eiite uno 2iqucurc.
(103-tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
samitas. nnb Sonntas3 GrfnrTuncn

nod @aibington $1.25 auf Der
yEenniplpanier 9aDu." piucte Iinb
fir Die Hiidfabrt Bic Sonntoa
Nbcno aiiItig. Nile 3iise. Ser
sGongreiiioaal 2imiteS" ansecnom.
men. OruSo--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17

Yin neuen 8Gqcn bon infcftiolcn
8ranfbciten puroen genelbct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-17
gdt 9eportirte purben onf Dem
9ampicr nab Oeutiblanb 5nriifsc-
Ianot.

pMo5art-M idnncrdur."
MISUNDERSTANDING
Counting, ben II. Mpril 1901, in Der
n8crmania-M Gnnerdor-SaQc,"
2ombaro', mabe Eacaitrafe.
101,S)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-30
anrennii6ls %euridmSrter.

QnasFcnesn lit ha!b gelungsn.--Gln
tl.in.s Q~apritaiorn 1T f4drFsr ala ein
crcs,s.-Qus pi,l,n Stdub4sn fam
Elm Sig.l ,ntfttbsn.-Seber bat isir;
,io.ns 8ria,. (Stbsm Rurrsn etf6lt
fem, 9oppe.)-ans @efahr.n tommsn
ann Runb. t,raus, ale ardntbsitsa
iomm.n sum Wunbs hinsin. -eins M
o,ni,sbur, 5rudt Fisht oft ifOn aus.
Der pOrie, gpupsrnsur III imm.r sut.
-wlon mub I.srts @efnirr tthars
b.In, als cb Is ecfiiui mare; man tel
Elm, I,idt. glrbsit rerri6ien, ols OBJ it
j6fp,r ipGr..-Dos .8ieaei6t bod"
hi, 6oifnung) tOOtst ben Neniten.
Sin Wann, Der bon pitii (%aus9.prsb.
ter auae,r) lait III, perodt.t i.lbit ben
5pnig!uttn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-30

OaA 3ebrn piro in Otafrifc
pislfoq IN ats6tmttm 3ufonc, oil
a1nstbier teTiiht.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13
DEVILS LAKE CHAUTAUQUA
5 SEASON AND IT'S ATTRACTIONS

s No doubt many Of our readers
would be pleased to learn something
of the nature Of the program to be
offered them at the approaching
assembly Of the North Dakota Chau-
tauqua, writes Secretary LaRua
from Bay st. Louis, Miss. to the
Sunday Grand Forks Herald. The
writer has been spending tho past
winter at the beautiful southern city
of Bay st. Lonis. Miss, not, however.
dreaming away the hours, but iay-5
ing the foundation. so to speak. Of
what is intended to be an ideal win.
ter resort for northern people, along
lines which, IN his opinion, would
prove most attractive and enjoyable.
No place, however, can rob North
Daksta Of its charm Of spring and
summer, and especially ID this true to
the CHOSEN site Of the North Dakota
Chautauqua, situated on the bank Of
Devils Lake, the salt water inland
sea. Visitors to the Worlds Fair at
st. Louis may spend many hard
learned dollars viewing the sigantie
undertaking Of St Louie citizens, bui
few will experience half the enjoy.
lment, rest and recreation that would
lresult from q visit at the asaembl,
during it's 24-day session. which opens
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13

Julys2 closing July ~
The Chautauqua board has been
most liberal in providing means for
securing attractions, and the 1901 ses-
sion contains by far the best program
of attractions ever presented for the
enjoyment and profit Of the visitor.
s The .nnsical program in particular
is superior to that Of any former ses-
sion, none but artists Of pronounced
ability having been retained. The
lecture platform is most inviting, q
greater number Of lecturers and ora.
tors cf ability having been secured
than has heretofore been the custom,
thus providing a constant daily feast
Sforthe mind.
B lest of all. perhaps, Is to be
found in the list Of entertainers only
artists Of marked ability and aptitude
TO please having been chosen to plo-
vide entertainment Of this character:
Other features sscn as baseball
athletics boys clubs choruses G. & 8.
G. work, bowling, bathing and boaIing
will povide abundant change for
even the most strenuous Of visitors.
From time to time the public will
| be given the details Of what car
safely be styled the most elaborate,
and expensive program ever ofieres,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-13
sSsa#5s5. MIX
North Dakota as
A Live Stock Stats


Possessing good location railroad
with that grasses
vast before hsr Great meat state
cipay the section of the The
most exclusively their land but all
rotation Of the crops
raising cattle and This change
further vest That section
vey ranng and many portions II probably be 6 for
From the last biennial
ranches St II
s6s being under cultivation The
W. have aonbled our since 1909 and tba
income is rapidly growing No other
cheap arabic augu
for the future Of our live stock industry.
Concerning this future
Of land within the boundries
with grasses
able to fifty
would acres 6 but
figures clearly show that the live
Up deemed impossible to finish
home
greatly gradually daning
the North Dakota farmer that
growing practically
years throughout the state
lin 1899 the to over million half
county the state contributing this
Fomer
titles the roughage that
was TOO Duky g &c placed on the
ton o live has the
farms used getting rid and the
is being widely The North
Dakota we'll adapted the finding prof
table adjunct to the Of grain farming
One great branch live which
wonderfully
cattle and combination work and the
filling average
1t significant yearly has
with the increased will be
Of time before will competing best
n the Chicago market
yearly and
growing tendency Of the
ate whole to raise live stock With the increase quantity
corresponding quality beginning
that high stock during the
horses CATTLE sheep and This right direc
II ton.
The future North Dakota bright
At the in the
smaller
the the
that has been
buffalo and coyotes
have their unrestricted liberty which the educator the
grower practical
knowledge things public
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-14

Grand Spring Festival and Soiree Dan
SAINT. Thursday and Friday evenings. May
70 and 20 Fancy drills and soBgs. a
mzneuyer militsire BY II boys and girls.
Mrs. Almira Pesse's Family Alhum
booths where there Will be tor sale home
made candies, popcorn. isrey articles.
aud from $50 ?. m each evening supper
lunch. a man booth and ''den' Rsb~c-
ca at the well sud many other attractive
fettares- In order to avoid the necessity
Of having a cashier for each booth. eou-
pom tickets for S and Ioc Will be used
rhese coupons can be purchased al a
special booth. Let everyone come and
celebrate ;he return Of spriug by having
good iiaie. Admission; sdal;s &c
children toc-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-14
The Boni<ta Mil.

The WORK Of eniargiug the Boneita mil
started IN earnest yesterday morning and
the work will be continued until Il IS
completed. The root will be raisei II
feet so ,hs, the jigs may be placed higher
than the tables and thus save raising the
pulp after rvgrindiug
Ore bins ~Ill be erected for the storage
OF ore. aud at laier date the Colorado &
Southern has agreed to put in a side
track. Fruc vanners and other tables
viii be saded and the Weller >eperators
ALL be us~d. The mill wiu thea b
fully equipped for concentration.
There Is scarcity Of zInzigauaiing
ores At the present. time, owing % the
fac, that the greater tonnage Of ere IS &c
ing taken out from the suiphide zone,
aud does no; yeild profitsblly TO ,hs am.
algzmating process alone.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-14
High School Notes.

In a letter from Miss Pendleton She
says that II nothing serious occurs she
will be with US by the first OF next week
a; the very latest.
Harry Noyes Of the freshmen class has
been on the SICK list for the past three
weeks His speedy recovery i hoped for
by his schcolinates.
large number OF our toypspeopie
will take advantage Of the special round
trip r4se OF s, gs to Boulder and attend
the interscholastic held-day there. The
excursion promises to be most enjoyable
Mr., Poster's condition. although he Is
out Of danger, remains the SAME and II IS
doubtful ii he will be back before CON-
Hlencement week. Although We all hope
to see him with Us no, later than next
week.
The reception rendered by the Junior
class to the seniors last Friday night was
success II every particular The halls
were beautifully decorated in royal pur-
pie and white, the coiors OF the class ,o..
Several cory corners were artisticzlly
arranged while in one corner the punch
bowl was artistically shaded by a large
japanese umbrella. Games we're INDUCED
il and music ard singing enIivened the
evenings enjoyment After this the
guests were conducted up stairs where a
houuieous repass awaited them. Toas,s
to the faculty, to the seniors and to the
juniors were heartily received and drank
by all. The seniors departed compli-
uieuting their entertainers and voting the
affair as the most enjoyable Of the sea-
son.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-14
Beware Of Slot Maehine..

''It's no disgrace to run when you IS
scared" A n-wsgatherer WAS IL the
offer of prominent attorney Wednes-
day morning. He had bill to collect.
but not against the attorney. He never
attempted TO collect from an attorney.
While awaiting his turn for attention, he
saw a slot machine which aroas~i his
curiosity as well as his gambling instinct
and forthwith forked over a nickIe which
failed to bring any returns Upon max
ing complaint to the attorney. it vas de-
cided to bring suit against the machine
for the return Of the money. TIE pre-
huninsry cost would be Eve cents, whIch
was placed in the machine s1d likewise
lost Then the keeper of the gan bling
device brought forth keys and began to
explore the machine in diligent search
for the ten cents which was about al the
coin in the shop. But the efFnrt was
useless and the nickels still remained A
sudden thongh; struck the attorreY and
he rushed to the other room. Presum-
ably be had started fos an axe, but as be
came in the Mortified newspaper rnaa saw
that he had a revolver. and was Standing
between him and the door. Thiaking
that the lawyer had become snddenly
demen,ei over the political situation, he
IS a democrat the reporter made break
for the door. He had not gone two steps
when pistol shot rang out in the morn
ing air. aud having read in some ady.r-
tiseui-n; that "he who hssitztes Is lost. =
KEEP; going. The cause Of the shooting
is mystery. The lawyer will 10; e1-
plain whether he was gong To az The
slot machine or the ne~spaperman With
the revolver. He Sill only say ihat the
revolver contained but one ioadled cart
ridge and il was not supposed to be
loaded. I, made $ c4libre ole the
floor, however. which left a derp i'm
preston on the newshunierman.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-14
TIE Class Of 1904.

The Idaho Springs High School Alum
nj Association can welcome into theif
racks With Just pride. the class of iqos
This class. the largest that has ever grad.
uatetl from the High school is composed
Of ten girls and one boy. To this super
iiuity Of girls no doubt Is due the fact that
the present Seniors have obtained a higher
class average than any Of their presleees-
sors-a record Of which they are Justly
proud Nor will the graduation exer-
eises of 1904 he IN accordance with otht Z
commencement programs Blu; tins elsss
departing from the time worn castom q
is predecessors viii haye a Commence
neni Week during which the following
events viii take place;
Sunday. May - Sermon TO the grad.
mates. at IL clock a. m. al the Fifs.
Prsshytsrian church
Monday. MAY =. Class Day Exercises
At p. N in the High School Assembly
Room
Wednesday. May ~ Class Play. a
Kings Daughter a, 5 ?. IN. IN the opera
house.
THURSDAY, May 20 ComEaenceueu,
Exeetcises at $50 p IN. in the opera
house. Address BY Or Sanford Bell Of
The University OF Colorado.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-14
Do You Want the Earth

The Earth Is a new noDihly Illustrated
iourual. published by the Santa Fe
Tells the truth abou; the great South.
ses; and Csliforuia-ihe truth IS good
eneugh- Frequent articles describing
your part Of the country. Contains ist.
Iers written by farmers. s;ockmeu aud
fruit -rsisers; men who have succesdeti
aad Who give the reasons Why. Strong
editorials aud interesting rniscejlsuy. A
very persuasive immigration helper.
Why no, have il sent to frieuds back
East" to DO missionary work for the
Southwest Regular subscription price, AZ
cents wear. worth double send US 50
eents coin or sttmpsl with naraes and
addresses Of FIVE eastern friends. We will
mail The Earth to them and to you for
SIX nsouths Write today to The Earth.
II3o Railway Exchange Build ing. Chi
cagn.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-14
slssG APPLICATION no. r7ss.
.iner4i Sarsvy No isiss
u S isn4. G@cs.
Denver Cs,sslss-o. Asr : -

L. s isn. G=cs.
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Notice is hereby given tiiz; The Sun
ard Moon Mining and Milling COMPANY.
by K {. Bonney, its agent and attorney
IN fact. whose pos;offce Is Idaho Springs.
Colorado. has made application for a
patent for 1900 linear lee; on the HOPE
No. Lode bearing gold and silver the
same being S feet ; s. deg. and s. min "
and ga feet 81 deg. IS min. z from
discovery shaft thereon. with surface
ground 50 fee; in width. situate in Idaho
and independent Mining Districts. Clear
Greek County. State O. Colorado. and
described by the official plat. herewith
posted and by the field notes on file in
this office. as follows, viz
BEGINNING a; Cor. No. /. whence the W
Z Cor. SEC. 10, T 5. r y w bears ;
s. deg, IS min, b scc- e seIs 10 f. and
cor. No. !, sur. No - General Jackson
lode bears = % deg. IS min ~. 5s7.e4 II.
thence 81 deg. s. min 1900 Fl. to cor
No. ;. whence cor No !. Sur. No. lisa
Lightning Streak lode bears n. IS deg
> min. w i7.6e feet and cor. No. J, Sur
No. IS;6 Cricke; lode bears n. n deg. 90
min. 90 sec e. -ss 50 feet. thence u. :
thence n y deg. s. min {. 400 feet 70
Ger. No :; thence = deg. 90 min. e is7. IS
Il 10 cor. No. l the place OF beginning
Containing I.IS2 acres, exclusive of the
conflict with Surveys No zss. Issa, 72gs.
7esi and s.s4 and forming portion OF
the unsubdivided ; Of K Il " Of the
6th p. m, said location being recorded in
vol. Iss page 7gi Of the records Of Clear
Greek County Adjoining claimants on
the north the Hope lode and on the south
by the sun. Moon and ( 7 Minot lode
& d FoED, Register
First pub. MAY ieas.
Las; pub. July 9 isa4.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-14

The Union Pacific company has issued
a handsome folder regarding the World $
Pair al ST LOUIS, and IS one Of the uios,
handsome and complete manuals We ha e
lures of the buildings on the grounds
with detailed description of their cost
and contents as veil as location. plans OF
the grounds. and thousand other things
that viii be Of in,eres, to those snticlpai-
ing a trip to St Louis. Send a t~o-crni
stamp TO e R Gnfhu. General Agent,
Denver. Colo. and pos, yourself regard
ing the big show.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-05-14
FORFEITURE NOTICE

To Thoz1s CO1yHBe his heirs or assigns:
fo9 are hereby ncsiHee r.sz. We tie .nsers n =.
have esrerset turing each OF the years 1870 s-1
fss TIE san Of one hundred .oars 500 in Labor ana
i-rrosenes.s zpon the LoGiss B. lode "a uing cfsin
situated u CAsease Mining Dfssrscs. Gear Creek
coeriy State % Scaorz5o The iocaton cersifcae os
saa. eissn exsng recorded Ia book 49, ai page 90
y the -eco--s Of the County Ce.k an. Recorder Of
ne sai epenty. Sait eyp<rsi.ares sere na.s in
ors<r % bod The SAD Claim stef he p-osissors Of
s<esoz 1sz& Of the Revised Statutes Of the United
Ss.ses sn1 an<n,nenss thereto. ooz1erninx annual
iseor sron nrnE caiszs. aed eeiEz the azocrss re-
1sise. 10 hots ssix ciai- for ne r<-E1 ,rslrg r.
e<ne<r u, lA fos arr hereby aosifset shat s{uith-
n ninety sd lays fruG the 4zte OF ne last ryeica-
sioa Of his norce, yoz fan or refuse 10 cent-hute
your proportion of saii exp<nxr.re as co-own<r Ia
sail dain your rest tesssn viii forfeit md b<cone
fhe properly Of the srt<rsixned By he provisions q
NE sssinf>s 70 sucn case nn4e and provided.
j. W. JACQUES
NJ MclNERf
J. S BURNS.
First rnhlicsticn Arrsl 10 1874
Lxzz rztlscatacr July 90 1874