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The Tomahawk., 1904-06-02

to allea,e, that he; has lot is ot;e;xhausted
his .right by q h(9|E!Ip,sSstssaa h(9|!Ip,sSsstssa entry
made or perfected bsto4e the date
Of said act of February 20, 1904,
or to describe such entry, or if
made after said act and before the
date of the act of April %, 1904
Public-No. 2os), if he shall show
himself entitled to make another
homestead Hereunder. He will
also then pay to the said receiver
the first payment required BY
said act of February 90, 1904,
for said land, to wit: One-ffth OF
the purchase price and also, in ad-
dition thereto, the usual fees and
commissions required by law t.
be paid on such entries where The
price of tho land is $1.25 per acre
6. If any purchaser shall fail tc
present himself before said officers
or to show himself qualified to
make homestead entry for such
land or to pay the first paymentof
one-ffth of the amount Of his bio
or the fees and commissions due
on his entry, as provided and re,
quired in said act and in rule five
above, within twenty-four hour.
from the time when lis bid WI.
accepted, he will no thereafter b.
recognized as b!d,:cr st said
sale, and the tract or tr.:is so bhi
in and not entered by suc', pur-
chaser will at once be otieisI for
sale, subject to the same require
ments, conditions, and qualifie--
tions of purchase as before:
:. II the register and receive:
shall decide advcrs !, ); =
qualifications OF any succ-ssl;,j
bidder and reject his application,
such decision shall be final, and no
right Of appeal will lie tl,erefro:.
Any rule of practice OK other reg
ulation of the Department cor
flicting with this rule is hercb,
suspended 50 far IS it may affcsts
the applications under this sale.
during the conttiiRaH!anec of this
public ale.
s.. The officer conducting such
sale or the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office is given full
authority at any time before or
during the progress of such sale
to postpone or discontinue the
same if he shall have reason to
believe that any combination. col
lusion, conspiracy, or agreement
exists or is being formed among
or on behalf of bidders or pros
pective bidders at such sale.
8. The Commissioner Of the
General Land Office may make
any rule or regulation, not incon-
sistent with these RIDES or regu-
lations, in order to efestuate tie
same
10. Power is reserved to en-
large, change, modify, or annul
these rules or any of them at any
time before or during the sale, if
public interest shall seem to de-
m.nd such enlargement, change,
modification, or annulmSht.
w. A. Richards.
Commissioner.
Approved:
E. A. Hitchcock,
The Tomahawk., 1904-06-02
ReCepfiOn Committee.

Mrs Mchee Mrs j. I. VanMetre, Mrs Iheo H. Beai-
lien Mrs Fred W. Smith w. Smith, Mrs. Louis rbois,
Mrs Leecy, Mrs John B. Lozon Mrs WA White Cloud
Mrs (has Mouton Mchee j. T. VanAetre, Rev. Fred
Smith chiefs Joseph Charrette White Cloud Ishuay gah
bow: John B. Logon and Roman Perraut.
The Tomahawk., 1904-06-02
RULES u FOR SALE Of
PART Of RED LAKE
4
INDIAN RESER|-
vAT|0N.

The lands ceded by the agree
ment made with the Red Lake and
Pembina Indians belonging on the
Red Lake Indian Reservation, in
the State Of Minnesota, which ssid
agreement was, by the said act of
congress, modified, amended, rati-
fed. and confirmed, are described
as follows:
All that part Of the Red Lake
Indian Reservation lying west OF
the range line between ranges 80
and 80 west of the fifth principle
meridian.
The tract of land ceded and to
be disposed of hereunder aggre-
gates 256, 1883 acres:
BY virtue Of the authority con-
ferred by the said act of fCongress,
it is hereby ordered and directed
that the land above described be
offered at public auction at not
less than 81 per acre tothe highest
qualified bidder under the said
act, upon the terms mentioned
therein, at a public place in the
town of Thief River Falls, in the
State Of Minnesota, beginning at
8 a. m. On Monday, the goth day
of June, 1904. The sale will be
conducted by al officer, to be
hereafter appointed by me, sub
ject to the following rules:
L. The sale will begin at 8
O'Clock a. IN, and continue on
that and succeeding days, not Sun
days, until each tract shown on a .
printed schedule approved by me
has been sold, Or offered for .ale,
as herein provided,
3. The lands to be sold will be
arranged on said schedule in tracts
of approximately 100 acres each,
in the order in which they are to
be offered for sale. The arrange
1nent or order, except where it
will be necessary to vary the same
on account of the lands containing
Indian graves or Improvements,
which must be offered for sale,
last, or on account Of q meandered
stream, which will be as follows:
Beginning with section l, township
154 north, range 43 west, the sale
will proceed with the land in tth that
and the townships as they lie in
a tier south thereof, then with the
succeeding tiers as they lie on the
east of the first tier in the same
order from north to south. The
order of Offering wall be-, as to the
sections, in their numerical order,
in each township, except where
varied as aforesaid, and as to
quarter sections, first, the NE. +;
second, the NV. +; third, the Sc.
/; and fourth, the SW. /; Of the
townships in their order as afore-
said.
3. Sixty tracts will be offered
each day for the first two days
and 80 tracts on each and every
day, not Sunday, thereafter until
all of said lands have been sold or
offered for sale as herein provided.
4. The register and receiver OF
the land district in which said
lands are situated will be in atten.
dance at such sale from day to
day, and all homestead entries
made under such sale Will be made
before such officers, as herein in
dicated.
5. When a tract is sold the sue.
cessful bidder must Immediately
present himself before theFegistel
and receiver and file his applica.
ton for homestead entry with
proper proof of his publication as
homesteader by the usual home
stead and other afidavits, except
the nonsaline affidavit, which will
not be required until final proof,
except that he will not be required
The Tomahawk., 1904-06-02
The T0MAHAMk,
GUS. II. REAULlEU Publisher,
Mkyte Earth Agency, MINI,

Entered at the Postoftice at White
Harth, MIMI, as mail matter OF the
second class,
The Tomahawk., 1904-06-02
Committee on Sports.

John Lynch Winfield Smith Chief Weise Shaday Louis Cas-
we'll
The Tomahawk., 1904-06-02
4@a@ Prog ann: s~~~

Sunrise Exercises Of the day
o'clock Peace meeting between the Sioux apd Chippe"as
Aboriginal Parade Warriors in full Indian Costumes
on gaily decorated ponies
such Mocc:sin, Hand and Lacrosse
Pony Races Rend:o Of onyfc!ows Famous Poem
HAAWATT5A, by OJI:sWA1S.
nnsaA DATT,r the 'ioux and Chppe"as with two
osH Up ~ Hundred engaged Sioux and Chippewas will
participate War and other Indian aHse Ihe will also be
howery dances all afternoon and night.
The Tomahawk., 1904-06-02
MarshaIS of the Day.

Joseph Lozon,
And Indian Police Force.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

Mr. Fred c. silsffer. one d Idaho
spriags' rJssiieTs- and also one OF the
most entsrprising aEli energetic men in
Clear Greek county. has been named as a
csssdidlte for Secretary u State this fall.
acear,isng 20 the Telluride journal Mr
shatfer ~ss the iustigute- q the Idaho
spsings S5faHgs and gave the people q
that city firs; Class aui reliable paper
lie delivered an eloqueHt address here
last Labor Day ba1 didn't nientioa the
fast lllat he w4s aspiring fog sezt IN the
capital building However. # such be
thecase, TIE Swedish Philosopher ~iil
have the support Of the Silver Standard.
which is recognized to b one of the
strongest political organs IN tins great
state. CO il. Fred Silver STANDARD.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02
A Poet Financief.

General Frank Hall, OF the Denver
Post, talks thus euiertainingiy of James
Barton Adams mining interests in this
camp, and by his logical argument fig
ures the post of the Post hancier:
One day last week James Barton Adams,
whose appearance at his desk in this of.
fee Is as regular as the hour hand upon
the clock in the city editors room. failed
to show up. The day passed; many in
quiries were made. bat no one knew
what had become of him. The next day
the truant strobe in on time. reporting
that he had made flying trip to Idaho
Springs. Now comes the announcement
that the Lead Belt group of mines on
Seatoa mountain is believed to be an ex-
tention of the Snn and Moon 1t the juno
ton of the Main Trunk, portion of the
Gem vein. It is understood that this
group will be consolidated with that oi
the Miners Gold Development company
of which James Barton Adams Of the
Denver Post is president On one side ol
the shaft the smelling streak carries Sc
in gold, 1880 ounces silver and 10 PEI
cent lead. OF 4I7I.e7 per ton. Anothe1
smelling streak runs r.so ounces gold
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02
Chickens Come Home
to RooSt.

Those who are IN sympathy with the
striking miners and the Iawless tactics
they have pursued are making great
ado over the deportation by the Citizens
alliance last week Of the ~ors; element in
the Telluride Miners union. Deporia-
ton under any conditions is to be re-
GREETED. The action Of the Citizens aili-
snce was indeed a deplorable affair. but
let il not be forgotten that the reign OF
terror which these deported miners had
inangurated vas also deplorable.
The meu who headed the citizens mob,
as il vas called, knew what they we're do
ing and why they were doing il. They
knew by the acts and threats and intimi-
dation of these men since the withdrawal
Of the troops that either these anarchists
must 20 or else the men with thousands
Of dollars invested in homes and in busi-
ness enterprises, the merchants and the
miners. the men by whose wealth and
brains that portion Of the San Juan was
deveioped-mus; leave the camp-aban-
don it TO the anarchis;s-and cas-, their
10; elsewhere.
Bat while one wrong does not Justify
another. i; is sometimes absolutely neces-
sary TO hght ere with FIRE Among the
men deported are the identical men, who
during oruan's administration. armed
with winehesters surrounded the Snug
gler-t uiou mine and at the point of guns
compelled the workrnen TO march, many
Of them barefooted, over a stormy and
icY mountain trail threatening the men
that if they dared 10 return. they would
forfeit their lives. They are either the
same men or the associates of the men
who kidnapped and butchered Smith and
Barney and finally murdered Arthur Col
lins. Let it not be forgotten that some
times the worm will turn 1t is an old
saying that Chickens come home to
roost'' and the strikers were only given a
taste Of their own medicine in a very
mid form
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

DEsFIrE the ab1=c heapei upon him
By adheTents o. the Western Fe,leraiioI'.
Governor Peab,ly plrsaes the even TENOR
Il his NAY, and preserves the integrity Of
the state. and in this course he has the
moral support Of the people. Fortunately
ineratiiuie Is not one of the faults Of
Coloraio people and Governor Peabody
IS supported vigorously in all hi. acts by
a large majority q the people. His re-
cent utier5uces ard attitude toward the
people at Telluride and Trinidad ,siii
commend him to all the people. for he
make no distinction. recognizes no fac
tioH, plays no fayoFite, bat insists that law
and order mast prevail esen if force be
comes necessary. Governor Peabody IS
not only gaining the plandits af The peo-
pie Of his Own state. but thfoughou, the
nation. everywhere in the east his course
of action IN controlling a difficult situa-
ton being heartily commended. Colo
RADIO owes iunch to Governor Peabody.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

THE conviction Of senator Burton for
accepting bribe, once more brings the
state OF Kansas into the lime light. but in
an attitude that IS entirely distas,efui to
the people Of the Sunilower state. Blu,
the conviction and punishment of the
brilliant statesman will go a long way
toward checking crookedness by high
officials who prostitute their position, and
the example will not quickly be los,
sight Of
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02


U. s. Ls1s Ofce. Denver Ian. Dts,rtci.
Drnyer. Cosoraso. February p. 1893.
S0stce IS h<,esy given that w NJ Leathiey whose
possseoe a.4Fess is iezso Springs. Colo. has made
appfsesison cor patent Tor iso linear feet the
Gray Ezzte No. ode. h-aring soi3 and silver. the
sa-- seinx 10 feet $. s7- 10 E. an. LEO Tee; n
az - fr0z discovery thsf- thereor. With surface
xrosni 80 feet 10 vfith situate IN Jacsso. mining
1ist-lef. Gear Cre~k county of Colorado and
tescrises ise Plat ans sel3 notes on fie in this
once. As fosso~s, viz
GRAY EAGLE NO. LODE.
H<xi-1irg Al Cor. No 1. whence the Ia Cor.
Sec. Z T.IS. r. % W. Of The ssh- p N. eears n.
So 10 90 E. I-s.s feet Thenee s AZ W. ies 50
Tee, 10 Cor No. :; rhease n 81 20 W ss,.i feet
70 Cor. No. 4 sherce n a. w. .i6d . feet Cor.
No I: ihence n a. E $50 feet 70 Cor No 5: thence
s - E. 1Is = feet Cor. 80 g. tbence s. s59 81
E. S's feet 70 Cor No l. the place Of eezsnsInz.
Co-tsining 4-zae acres. expressly exceptirz ant
excizslr9 all coneict With surveys Nos. slk3 and
forming portion Of the s. y Of Sec ? Twp s. r
- W q the ssh p-incspsi meridian SsI3 tocstion
sesne recorded Ia vol iis page IT, Of the recorts
Of Clear Creek county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners Of Surs. Nos. 6lSs
asi issi3
c o. FORD. Register.
First published Mar. S. 1904
Last publishes Nay. :. 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
HEIRs At Law


HEIRs At Law
STATE OF COLORADO,
County u Clear Greek.
IN the county coart
In the matter Of the Estate of Thomas
Riley, Deceased.
The people Of the State OF Colorado
end greeting. 10 Eliza =; John whose
be-; known address i Sew York City.
New York, aud the unknown heirs al
law of the above named deceased
You. the above named heirs at law oi
said Thomas Riley, deceased. are
hereby notified that paper writing pur-
porting 10 be the last viii and testament
o. said Thomas Riley. deceased. who re-
sided at Idaho Springs, Clear Greek
County. State OF Colorado. and who de-
parted this life on or about the eighth
day Of February, A. ID. 1914. was on the
twcntv-fourth day Of February. A. ID loot
presented TO the County Court of said
Clear Greek County. State aforesaid. by
George Riley OF Idaho Springs. said
County aud State, and who IS nominated
and appointed executor by said ins,ru-
nlent.
That said instrument bequeaihs to the
said George Riley all of the estate and
effects, both real and personal, belonging
20 the >-iil hoiilas kileh4 IcNcAsctls al
the time o; his death and in case Of the
decease OF the said George Riley at or
before the death Of the said Thomas
Riieyall Of the property Of the said de-
cesient Is devised and bequeathed to the
sister OF the said deceased. Mary Riley.
You, the above named heirs at law 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 day OF
April. A ID. feo.. at 1880 O'Clock p. m,
which time and place have been fixed by
the Court for the hearing on application
for the probate of the said instrument. to
attend the probate thereof. and show
cause. If any YOU may have. why said in
siruucnt should no; 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 County Court and
the seal thereof at Georgetown, Clear
Greek County. Colombo. this 25th day OF
February, A ID. ISa4-
HENRY J. CRrsT.
Judge * Clerk.
First pub. Feb. ~. o4
Last pub April T. OF.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

CoLoRADo Is getting some splendid a1-
vertising from The illustrated lectures Of
Mr and Mrs. Giiber, McCiurg who are
eStoliag the beauties of the state through
OCT the eastern cities. accompanying their
talk with lantern slides Of scenes in the
Centennial state. In Washington las,
Monday night they entertained an audi
ence Of T,ooo people at their lecture and
il will ultimately be Of great benefit to
the state.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

THE annual edition OF the Daily Min
ing Record issued last Monday is one OF
the most complete publications that has
been issued in the state for many years
and mining men will preserve it for a
long time as reference. No part of the
mining fisid Of Colorado has ocen over
looked and no partiaiity has been shown
TO any one locality, the different amount
OF space devoted being guaged by the
Importance Of the district and its produc-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
e q wallsr A Hannl secessei-

Estate of william A. HanEl secess<i
The uater~igped. having been appointed stninis-
frafos Of the estate Of William A. Hsmi Late Of fh<
county of Clear Creek. ard state Of Colorado. d<-
ceased. hereby gives ncsce that he vili appear be-
fore the County Of Clear Creek county. as t<
court house In Ceoegetovn. as the March term. on
fhe second Monday 10 Aern next. which time Ill
persons haviag CHAINS Against said estate nod
6ea sn1 reqpessed ATTEND Tor the purpose Of hsv
inR The saxe adiusse1- Al pernons indeefed said
estate are feQsessed TO make innedfsfe payment %
she unAessieaed-
Dssed this szh say Of March. A. o. 1904
JAMES n HA1ILI Aansnsstrssor
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

DESvEE's new charter carried By a
razjor1ty * Io.e.sa ami The Post claims
al the credit Admitting the power Of
the press, we still epn1e'id that the voters
had s.-sueshing 10 DO sith the result Bsit
III Is as the Post s4ys that 70 i t-elorgs
all tlae crgalii. aaaegesties that tins dis
tribation af the o3ilees BE left entirely st
,ie disposal Of that paper would 10; ie
ossr al place.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

tioa. Clear Greek cnGnty received
splendid representation. and TIE publish
e=z 4 The faFzsF hzse made tssaHg friends
here for shs splendid manner in which
oaT resources have t-sen asiveTtisell. Local
people shozsid subscribe literally 10 the
esiitsoa and send ihcin broadcast far no
better advertisements cos1id le asked fo-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02
l. a Gnddate.

Both parties nominated good tickets
with one exception. on Monday evening.
but being a candidate we wish to refrain
from expressing ourselves on the subject
as to who will be elected. Let the best
men win. is all We can offer.-Silver
Plume
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02
Nothing Equal to chamberiain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhoeA Rem
edy for Bowel Complaints
IN ChiIdfe

We have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in our
family for years" says Mrs. J. b.
Cooke. Of Netherlands, Texas. I'VE
have given II to all Of our childreu-
We have used other medicines for the
same purpose. but never found any
thing to equal Chamberlain's. II you
win use It ~ directed II will always
cure" For sale by J. J. sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

THOSE the lea interested really seem
10 te the rnost interested IN the political
situation IN Clear Greek county a. regards
the iail campaign These matters will
adjust themselves If given time. and con
ditions will Be met, but for the present le,
al work for the commercial weii-being Of
the county, losing no opportunity to say
a good word for the district.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

TilE Silver Plume STANDARD has been
enlarged % seven column paper and
Editor Guard > giving upper Clear Greek
county q mighty good journal. II Is de
serving of the hearty support Of the
fs-pr5ts
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

JruaiSG from the tone o; private
letters being received here by citizens.
the tide OF tourists will flow IN our diree-
iion earlier this year than ever before.
Inquiries are commencing TO come in
rapidly from al points Of the compass as
10 living expenses. climate. etc. Clean
up your premises and lets see what a
city beautiful l,oks ike.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

FEDERAL officials wili not tzke it for
granted ,ha; she Sothsrn Seeurities com
pauv Niu not SEEK to esade the terms oi
the recent decision Of the supreme court,
but viii keep weather eye on the CON-
iinasion.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02
NcHce.

TO II VIZ " may Cone4fut
Whereas, ~ hssbAn1. Mr. Samuel Gleason, hav-
lag infs ~ ho1s. bsh aad board without cause an
plFsoas sFu hefeby aot6s1 nos 70 exsRn1 credit TO
ki. - ny account snd thaa vi - b responsible
~ Any bflls q MablIties ersafsd ~ hin.
11nS LIMA s GLEASON
Dsssd a Isshc Sprnes. Coae-. Essnsssy ia lsOl
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

Sr<eH the f-ai;ei Mine Workers have
sIecs.5e,i 90 Bas strke again iar a period Of
two wear, Colorado viii concentrate ITS
emerge 1r pstting the kihosh on the
yves.err Fe,ieTation asiiators-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02
MINING APPLICATION NO. i7r-.
MINERAL SURVEY NO. fsss- A & 3
Z EItEG States Land Of6r=
LsrEer f-nIn Ern 9 s.ss [

L a. g. T. -. y
United States LAID O17c=
Dscver. Colo Feh 3 E=sf !
Sctaee is hereby xaven Ehas The Burns
" Shsiier rs attorney II fact whose
lzastG--ics tz Denver Cosora4c has made
sssslfes tiqs tor patent so- LIS linear
Burns Maafe No. u and Ada NJ lo1es
9tzEtag gQld aEc s5Iver TIE sane being
IS. On TIE Burns Mes-e No il lo1e.
- Il y < and - Il. : - " OF
.he Burns NoeFs Na. y losss assa 80 &.
fhe Ada " lode from discovery cuts
tfsr~o1- Wfth surface ground IL feet II
stafh respectively. and the Burns Moore
ia EassaiEe Mining District Clear Greek
county state q Colorado and described
2 ne Plat arc neas notes oa lie in this
BGRNs MOORE 40 IA LODE
EeEturlrk az cor. No ! whence the W.
& s.afl 2 i. i. g. q NJ ~
@ lheaee y. " 8 2 So. T. 20 cor.
W. Ne 10 'asasf !. ,Sssse \ e Z e. ,st. e I, e
10 car. No 4. rhetce 2 5e' - W 5F73 n
e eaT. Ne ;. thence ; =. s. " s2s
=. ta cor Nc g. thence y - Is " IS
aflRNs MOORE 10. Il LODE
Pertaining st cor No / whence the W
s. = n s@- = a s. " :" s.9. Il re- re
I5ssss .5.sss j s. b /! Z : 81 81 81 /:
.reaee s g " - T. to cor. 10 8:
:5ssss :i;s + n y g Il fs iS ,e esr. eor. Se. So
5he place % beginning
ADA N LODE
EeEinhirz q cor. No ! Snence the "
A P Il t.ars p g. 5 e. y s;sSi Il ne ne
Renee y ~ ~ Z. fsa II. to cor
To : tssass | :. - 4 " g 80 . n n to to cor cor
Ne ne plae.e. q tsginnl.e. -
EsGiuninE 81 cor No. ] whence the ".
in ?. II bar. \. =. is- - W 5ssss n:
lssnas : - = I'll f. to cor. No. :.
tnsuee " - p %7sT Il 10 cor No q
lheHce 2 Il + - II to cor. No. 4:
:Henee : - " zs7 q. 70 cor. No. s.
thenee y q W 81 II 70 cor. No. 9.
thence : 80 W s4s # TO cor No =
fhefce y - s. W IGai r. 70 cor No.
E thence y. ~ r 30 n, 70 cor. No. L
he place Of beginning
ContEiring-Lcde. Isss acres Niii site
- acres. expressly excepting and e1-
-lu1ins AL conhtcf with Surveys Sos. ~
forming porffon Of the $ = Of Sc and
she \ 1 of sec Is to. $ r = " OF
the sth principal meridian. said location
ttfEE recorded ~ vol Is isa and =. page
p t4i IN and 9E Of the records Ot Gear
creek county Colorado
Adjoining claimants owners Of The
above names lodes and surveys Nos. s5sB.
isL95. and 15ziA
c. d FORD. ReEistsr.
First Pub Feb. u ioo4-
Last pub April 10 iesl..
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

SIX huudrei American women have
ofera5 tiscir services as nurses m the Jap
anese army in the waf sith Russia, says
an exchange. They don't seem TO know
tha. thsrg Is plenty for them % DO at
home.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

HFepsr seems to - In earnest IN his
presidential aspirations. lie has gone
Biur Bran osle better b. introducing an
anti trust iill IN ouuKress. But that N-iii
not * enough to iHsare hiin a nouziaa-
ftor1
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

Russia is taking comfort ~ the fact
that her yl4aiso-iak squadron hzs the
yirtue ~ being able 20 make clean get
sva,s There i- lack II enthusiasm
over thg rct.srt 10 Russian eireies, how
t-.ar
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

WIN Senator Plate IN charge Of Affairs
political in the Empire state and Senator
Woleott in Colombo. Il l. a safe bet that
There xiil t.= something doiH % in affairs
Political during the next presidential
essflfla1gn
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-02

pr,sVER uoe announces tll.t the Fest
val ot Mountain and Plain has been
ahandonei for this year. Strange to re
late the press Of the city does not refer to
the defeat Of the projeet as coming from
the county merchants to which they re
fer a. .'y'okeis. '' hut the railroads are this
time the bone of contention.