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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-16
SMOOTH oRAFTERs' GAME.

SMOOTH GRAFTERS' GAME.
Two colored women who give their
names as Jane Rose and Minnie Hat
field were arrested Saturday night on
suspicion OF working smooth grafter'a
game, whereby they are supposed to
have stolen a fine collarette valued at
$3.50 from lady passenger, Mrs. Edna
Parrett on route from Denver, Colo,
to California, for her health.
The lady came into ogden from the
east but had a short wait here for the
westbound train. She went into the
toilet room TO wash her hands hang
ing the collarette on the door knob.
The two colored women came In few
moments later, one OF them attracted
the lady's attention by referring to the
broken looking glass, while the other
one stole the fur Mrs, Parrett missed
the fur in "A few minutes, and lmme-
diately notified the police, who arrested
the colored women. They protested
their innocence and put up a cash bar
for their appearance In court Tuesday.
CLAY COMPANY SUED FOR S22, 500.
The troubles of the stockholders Of the
Ogden Sewer Pipe q Clay company
are many. The last step taken was the
filing of suit by the smaller stock
holders against w, $. Dickey ct al, to
recover $22 500, alleged to be due on an
improper sale of stocks, The case ia
entitled r. >. Joyce and others, ana
the complaint alleges that the hoard OF
directors sold TO Dlckey without the
plaintiffs knowledge or consent, lot
OF treasury stock at from 20 TO 30 GEMS
per share. when the stock was worth
par 90 cents per share, 1t is claimed
that Dickey was cognizant OF all the
steps taken I'm the sale and that the one
share Of stock owned by each officer
was presented 60 him by Dlokey tot
the sole purpose OF allowing the reel
pient TO qualify as an officer and carry
out his will. Judgment FOR the differ.
ence IN the market price Of the stock
and the amount paid is therefore De.
manded of him.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,
Tonight Elder Thomas A. shreevs
viii deliver lecture before the Seven
ty-seVenth quorum Of Seventy at the
Weber Stake academy on The SticR
Of Judah" and 1.-THE stick Of Ephraim,'
The state school for the deaf ana
blind win have their exhibit
for the worlds fair at ST. Louis, on
exhibition at the school building tins
afternoon and this evening between the
hours Of and p. m.
Tonight the Elleford Stock company
viii play "a Lions Heart" at the Grand
opera House.
John u. Thompson has been appoint
cd assistant superintendent Of the state
Industrial school TO commence June 1.
President l.. w. Shurtliff went to st.
Louis last night.
The police raided an opium Joint on
lower Twenty nfth street yesterday and
arrested colored man and his wife
for smoking hop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-16

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OH, the household remedy.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
k6j;{J;OYO5
WON E(<l!l5YOEy
BROTHERHOOD

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She learns TO know what headache means,
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nervousness and other consequences Of
womznly weakness or disease.
The. anxious mother of the family often
times carries the whole burden OF RESPONSE
bility so far as the home medication of
common ailments of the girls or boys are
concerned. The cost of the doctors visits
is very often much too great At such
times the mother is invited to write to DR.
R " Pierce, of Buffalo. n. Y, for medical
advice, which is given free. Correspond
ence is held strictly confidential
Backed up by over third of century
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attained, the proprietors and makers of DR.
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Elly warranted in offering to pay $500 in
(yal money of the United States for any
case of Leucorrhea. Female Weakness, Pro
lausus or Falling of Womb. which they
cannot. cure. All the Worlds Dispeusary
Medical Association. Proprietors of Buf
faio, n Y, ask is fair and reasonable
trial of their means of cure.
-Your wonderful medicine. Favorite Prescrip-
ton has helped me greatly in time of suffer
jrrr writes Mrs. Ninta Wright, OF Edwards
Ind. Last winter was unable to do my work,
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/ used three bottles of FavoTite Prescription,
and will say had the easiest and quickest CON
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six hours before birth, but this time only two
hours. Have hue baby girl and she is the
most healthy one Of all | am still using the
'Fsvorite Prescription as a tonic
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

The Bonei,a mill is contemplating some
extensive improvements. The entire
plant will be raised one story with ad-
ditional raise OF four feet of the roof, also
new machinery will be installed such as
slicius tables, Hart's jigs and a new pat
en-, sizer and dewaterer. which takes the
water on, Of the pulp and returns the
mineral in a solidified condition, putting
il on table in such condition as to
make susceptible 10 treatment with a
minimum loss. The new mill will have
2 capacity of fifty tons per day. 1t wilt
be known as the amalganating and con
cen,rating process and will be ready for
operation about June lst. No doubt un-
der the management of Mr. Reed the mill
Will prove a SUCCESS and one of the best
plants in the district.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
The Nebraska Tunnel.

Mr.. II. :. Day, prominent citizen OF
Topeka. Kansas, who is largely interested
IN the mining industry in the State of
Colorado. visited this CITY short while
since for the purpose of inspecting the
workings aud prospects of The Miners
Gold Developing company. He expressed
himsel, as highly pleased with the con-
ditions prevailing at the conpany's sew
cral properties. particularly the Nebraska
tunnel which is now in excellent shape.
He was also escorted to the Lead Belt
lode on Seaton mountain. the recently
acquired property Of this company, and
his enthusiasm was unbounded when he
witnessed the fine showing there.
Mr.. Day is heavy stockholder iu the
Miners Gold and represents number Of
other stockholders in the same company,
He left the city well satisfied With his
trip and highly pleased with the splen-
did CONDITIONS existing in the camp for
the summer of 1904.
This is the first time Mr.. Day has Wis
tied Idaho Springs or vicinity but he is
so well pleased with the result of this
visit that he declares it will not be his
last. He was only able to spend a fe~
days this time but expects that the next
time he comes here, he will be in posi-
ton to make a more protracted stay and
to visit number of other properties in
which he is interested.
1t is well known that the ID. William
son Investment Company is financing
this enterprise and has met with phenom.
email success. I'D. Williamson, secretary
and manager Of the company's properties,
looks after the interests of the stock
holders and is to be congratulated over
the capable and efficient manner in
which he has conducted operations since
the company was organized last year.
The prospect for early dividends is ex-
ceedinglv favorable. indeed they can be
regarded as an assured thing in a short
while If the excellent showing and the
expedition with which the development
work is being carried on can be taken as
a reliable indication.
If the company makes as good headway
in the future as it has in the past, there
| is no reason to doubt that the highest ex.
pectations entertained in the beginning
will be realized and that in the not far
distant future.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
MINING APPLICATION NO IisS.
Mineral Survey No. i6a.O.
U. S. Lin4 once. Denver lana Distrlci

U. :. Land Once. Denver Lana District.
Denver. Colorado. Fetfu1rz -. 1sB.
Notice IS hereby given that W N Lesth-y whose
po>toffice address, Is idaho Servings Cote. has made
application for a patent for isUl linear fee, the
Gray tagis No. lode. Bearing gold and silver. tire
same beng 80 feet $. q, 10 e. ani $50 feet n
AZ ". from discovery shaft thereon. With surface
ground ls1 feet In width. situate in Jackson mining
diSi.ct. Clear Creek county, Of coiorsio. ans
iescfis<din the plat and held notes on file In this
office. follows. VIZ.
GRAY EAGLE NO LODE
Begtrning At Cor M !. whence the la Cor
Sec T.tS. r. u W. of the 6tb. y N bears n
Coz 10 30" e. . 1851 feet. Thence 8 s7o W. fos 81
feet to Cor No. ,: thence ". CT 20 w :re feei
Ia Cor. No. 81 thence s3' W .Id5 -1s feet to Got
No. I: thence N. ~ ih0 feet 30 Cor No q theme
s a3a f. LIB ~ feet 10 Cor. No ., thence 650 -
L. b7 3 feet to Cor No. 1. the place of beginning
Containing t-1a2 aces. expressly excepting and
escluiing all eonfiic' with surveys Nos. blt3 and
forming portion Of the :. u Of Sec. 2, Twp. :
1s W Of the 9Th principal meridian. Sai Location
being recorded in vol ii9 rage lI2. of the records
Of Clear Creek county. Coorsio.
Adjoining claimants owners Of Surs. Nos. 6iss
ami 1913.
c. d. FORD. Register
Firsi published Mr.. S. 1901
Last published MAY ]. 1891.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
FORFEITURE NOTICE

To Carl r. Rasnu>.
You are hereby notified that the undersigned has
eNprntej during zach OF the wears ISIS 1895. 1881
iSss issi. 1881 1901. ta2 ana 1909. one hundred
collars IN iaaat ana Improvements upon the King Sol
enon lode ni '1s claim siiuaie in Jackson Mining
District. tlef Creek County. State OF Colorado the
location Ger Ihesle oi SAID claim being OF record in
ho ~ t3. al gage 70 aHi the amtHseI olauu ceriif
ezt " sad claim beng OF record IN book II page
ia In he frefi- u The 1ouutY Clerk and Recot4er
ST the said cauHry. SalIeSpenditures we're made Ia
order to hol1 he saA claim under the provisions ui
Section 5' oi he Revised statutes OF the United
Stairs. ana 1He amendment thereto approved l4ng-
afy y. issi, nrHfulug annual labor upon miaing
claims. being the amounts required to hold sad
claim ar tn periods crtng Decemb,r 81 1925, tsssi
1891. ies's. l,f'. 1870. 1901 1872 iscs. You
Hereby not htj tHat u within uneis i!sJ days from
TIE date OF ihr lest publication Of Ibis notice. Nuu
tsi Of reiNsr 'e contribute your proportion u said
esp~Ht suIe> rp-uner 10 sad Claim Your
ihenin vii thftet ani become The property OF the
subscriber ''ut cu-,wuer h. has mHie the required
expenditure, bs the terms vt sasi section
JOHN 5. FAGRElIuS.
First pub eTfion Arfa 73Ta iaoI
Las, pueiilauon July Z,ir4 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

A pool composed Of local men have
This week made hnd in the sixth level
OF the Matte that promises 10 make mil
lionaires Of them all and the individual
members are already planning the proper
ways of spending their wealth. They
have lease on the matter and it is being
rked under the personal supervision of
MeSsrs. Rowe and Pike. Last Tuesday
the men broke into six inch streak of
ore that assays " ozs. gold. 5AS ozs. sill
yer and nice percentage ofcopper. Tie
total value of the find is estimated a,
sI.oss to the ton. Vigorous work will be
prosecuted to thoroughly develop the
lind and great things are expected.
The members of the pool are the recip-
tents OF no end of congratulations from
their friends, and if the find proves to be
as large and rich as they have reason TO
believe it may charge the business conf
p!exion of the city.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

After close down of several weeks,
the drills are again pounding away at The
breast OF the great Lucania tunnel, aud
Manager McColl says that with his new
equipment there will be no mere delays.
During the cessation OF work the conn.,
pany has employed number of men in
putting in new pieces of machinery that
has been needed. and otherwise getting
the big undertaking in ship shape. and
today there is no more perfectly equipped
plant for tunnel driving than that TO be
seen at the Lucania
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
MININa AppLIeArloN 30. Iisl.
Z {. Land Once
ncnNer, Colo Apfli d. 1904.

Muefai o-f-eA No. lbt4s
q. {. Land Once
DeHNers Colo. April d, 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that Efick Erics ana {.
o Nelson. lf tfeorgeio~n Coo. and Otto Holm oi
Idaho Srrin Colo, have maie application tor pat
eri Tor 80 Heafeet The Silver lode beafii.
gold and silver tn same being tisS feei n A. ani
AZ feet ~ from discovery SHAFT thereon. with
surface gf4un1 INteet IN width situate Montana
Mining Distrci. Clear Creek COUNTY State OF Colo
flto ana tr,crieei IN he rat and held noies On Tie
To this ofiou is follows. viz
Beslaning AZ Gar. no, / whence the cor. sec. -
I RIA li the 6th ?, m. bears - 81 al "
1861 II #. fnde Is $50 feet cor no. p hence
Is' ~ iJpn feet TO cor, $: thence t i51 feet
To cor. no, thence a. 1900 feet TO eor l. the
place uf BE- Hnng.
CyuiannE A0'5 acres, expressly excepting and
excluding M can;lici with ffacf ami Alaska lode
unsurveytd. hnd iorming portion ~ he unspt-
divided fNr : ). Range 73 W af the 9th rriueipal
meridian. SAID lucaiou being fecoriei in vol IL,
page io' u he records Of Gear Creek Cosn;y.
Colorado.
AiloininE Claimants Gamers Of Surveys Nos. 1aJ
A. 1891. ani Alaska loie unsafveyci
c. d. FORD. Register
Frsi put shed April o. 1904.
last published June ii. 1894.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1855.
Z ne al survey No. Il2s2.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.
Denver, Colo. April Is. 1904.

U. s. LAND OFFICE.
Denver, Colo. April Is. 1904.
Notie- Is hereby given that The Idaho Springs
Home Mining, ana Investment Company BY
J. W. 3 Smith It's attorney IN fact. whose postofice
IS Idaho Springs Colorado. has made application for
a patent for lisg linear feet on the ltbrfatof lode
bearing gold and silver the same being 32t feet
srry and iI6s feet south westerly from dis
covers shaft thereon with surface ground $50 eet 10
With. situate In Cpra Mining District Clear Creek
County State of Colorado. and described In the plat
AMI feii notes file In this Office, as follows. VIZ
Beginning at Cor No, whence the - cor sec
twp . 73 " of the 9th .. bears n ss - " ls.5
feet; thence 26' 20 52+6 # to cor no. 2 thence
3s' ~ 2s7 # 10 81 thence So 1V W $50 II
TO cor no Z; thence 39' J0 2ls.2 II to cor no ).
fheuee 2ss 30 Sag Il TO cor no s: thence S' 80
7l5 II to cor no Z: thence 80 10 10 Il 10 COT
no s. thence 81 JV TIA n 10 cor no l. the place
OF beginning.
Coniaining 1874 acres, expressly excepting ana
escluinx ali confe with surveys No. lli5. Metro
poilisn lode and forming portion OF the unsubdvied
X twp S. 10 W and " of sec ,wps s.. Z ~ oi
the 9Th prime pal meridian. Said location being re-
coriei In vol l55 page t3i Of the records OF Clear
Greek County Colorado.
Adjoining claimants Robert B. Turner ct al on
c. D. FORD. Register.
First publication April .. 1904.
disqualification June 2s. le0@.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
NOTICE OF FINAL sErrl rMnNr,

II the matter # The estate Of Henry plumnet. de-
ceased.
Notice IS hereby given that IN Hlnd1y the i6ih Ia,
the Aatch term of the Cnuntv Court II Ilesr Ctevk
launts. an the State o; Cs0rldo, / Emma plummer
ENecuaH = sail esiat.. will APPEAR Before ihe
Jaigc 81 sAii Court, prrsert ms hnel settlement as
such ESeeuuiN. pra, the asrttvai Il Tie same
and vii then =PPiy La he discharged IS such ENeeu-
nix Al which time aHt ~ &c aty rersnn in uiefss
may appear ant present objections to the same, II
ans there be.
Dated si laaho Springs. Cot, Aphl I6, 1906
EMMA PLUMNER.
EseeuifN Of the estate of Henry Plmmer. de-
ceased
Firs, pub. April Ia; las, pub. MAY : 1894.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
ApMINlsrRAIoR.s NOTICE

Estate of May Moscrip,. deceased
The urilets gned. having been appointed admins,
traitor OF the estate OF AsrN E. Moserpt late OF ths
county OF tiear tresk. and siate of Colorado se-
ceased, hefeeS gives netice that he will appear be
tore the county soGr; ot Clear Greek county at thg
court hanss IN 0e 'rgeio~n. the March term. ,fr
the ihfi sioniaN IN May next. which time al
persons having claims against sad estate are noti-
ned and requested % attend ff the purp,se OF hsv
trg the same adiEste4 An persons Indebted to said
estate are fe9uvSte! 10 make immediate payment &c
the undersigned
Dated this - Day of April. A D. 1901
ELWoob N MoSCRlPT. Administrator
First rub April al. Las, pub May Il, 1894.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

The Centurion il forging ahead rapidly
under the efficient management Of Super
intendent Fred Nye having recently
shipped fifteen tons of high grade smelt-
ing ore and about city tons Of mill dirt,
the values running above the average.
II is predicted that in the near future il
will be a regular shipper and will be
classed as one Of the best as far as values
are concerned.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

The Old Town mine continues to keep
up its reputation as a bonanza, and the
ore continues to come to the surface with
gratifying regularity. Last Wednesday
Rice & Co., leasers. shipped car of 4s
tons of concentrate to the smelter. the
milling being done by the Bertha
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
Georgia Minserels.

Last season when Richards & Pringle's
Famous Georgia Minstrels made their
annual tour the press and public knew a,
once that what they saw was only pos
sible BY having an almost new show.
They had been told in the announce.
ments made in advance of the coming oi
the show that the same old acts had been
discarded. but seeing is believing, and
never was 90 much praise bestowed on q
minstrel show a. they received. They
will be seen again in this city On Tues.
day, May 10th, when those that were
hits last season will be seen again in new
acts, together with whole lot of people
In bright up-tO-date novelties.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
MINING APPLICATIONS NO. 17fs.
Mineral Survey No. 1855.
y. s. Land ONCE.

Mineral Survey NO. lteoS.
y. s. Land once.
Denver, Colorado.
March 25 1904
Notice Is hereby riven that The Honest
John F. Puchert. its attorney In fact.
whose postoffice is Idaho Springs. Colo.
rado. has made application for . patent
situate in Cascade or Ottawa and DEM
ocrat Mining Districts. Clear Greek coun-
ty. state of Colorado. and described In the
plat and field notes on file in this ONCE
as THE coLuMBINE PLACER.
Beginning At Cor No l. SHsnos W os me the ssh M
s.. 20 ". 5s5 Ii. to Cor. No. 4: thence 3;
So s. w. 57s #. 10 Cor. No. 8: thence 9. g. g.
sS So s, to ,s Cor Cor Nc No J. thence thence B 3
50. E 5is.a II. to Cor. No. 8; thence 4 g.
AZ Z. SO 4. to Cor. No. Z: thence 4 e.
az E rs IL II Il. TO Cor. No. 3: thence Il. 5is
20 W. 7sss II. to Cor. No u: thence n.
g. i. F. l445 e to Cor; No No Z: Z: themes themes
s. g. g " lsls =; to Cor No No Z: thence thence
s. 2s. W; sls IT, to Cor; No ls' inence nee y .,
3 g 8 q " W. isN s. r. Il tor to Cor. No. i. the
''c Containing a.sss acres. expressly s,,, sH,
saPvss. saPsns Nos sns ann
e e shs g. X X. q ~. sss sna !. Z. sec. "a 8 and
u OF the eth principal meridian. Said 10.
cation being recorded In Vol. isl. page
$50 OF the records Of Clear Creek county
xdioinins claimants. owners of the
'a .' e. D.. FORD. REGISTER.
First Publication April ,. 1904.
Last Publication June 4. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

The Lillian resumed work last Monday
morning after months idleness- Man
aper Giles will devote a considerable por.
ton of his time to the management of the
property. There is no better proposition
in the Russell gulch section Than is the
Lillian.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

The Centurion have just made ship
ment Of smelling ore which netted f6a
per ton and the mill dirt runs $50. The
entire shipmen, netting nearly 81 900.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

VIM. Cheatham, of northern Kentucky
has accepted a position with the alpin'
Mining & Milling company.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

Huntington mill has replaced the
stamp at the Alpine and about 100 tons
per days is being treated. The Mendota
ore from Silver Plume is keeping the
plant fully in commission.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
eeIatIc Rheumstiem cured,

II have been subject to sciatic rheu-
matism for years." says z. H. Waldron.
Of Wilton Junction. Iowa. my joints
were stin and gave me much pain and
discomfort Ny joints would crack
when Strengthened up. ! used Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and have been
thoroughly cured. Have not had :
pain or ache from the old trouble for
many months. It II certainly . most
wonderful liniment" For sale by ]. J.
SherWin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

On the occass on of the annual meeting
bf the Blue Ribbon company, to be held
in this city Jnne 7. there Will be an ex'
cursion run from all eastern points.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

Faull & Smith. leasers on the Centurion
are making a shipment of high grade ore.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

The Jackson mall has added turbine
wheel to the plant to furnish power for
the Hudson Mill
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
MINING NOTES.

The St. Joe is preparing to resume
operations after a six months idleness.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

The Fostoria company has established
an office in this city preparatory To more
active work on the property.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

If Manager May cannot make success
of the Reduction company mill be. no
use in any one else trying. Since as
suming the management he has had
every wheel turning and plerty Of ore in
sight. Mining men express themselves
as much pleased with the savings, and
there can be no question Of ths success OF
the enterprise. A lot Of Gum Tree ore il
being treated this week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

White & Mitchell. l-ssers on the Pine
Shade, are making shipment of ore this
week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

Mr.. Bray Wilkins. Of Boston. was q
visitor to the city last Monday. looking
over the mining interests. He 10 inter-
ested in the Gum Tree. and in company
with Mr.. Owens, thoroughly inspected
the property. leaving for the east Tues
day morning. He il euroute home from
q several months trip to California points.
wm. Bolifho, the original locator of
the Centurion tunnel and claims known
% the Miners Dream, Evening Star,
Iron Mass and Dandy, spenta . couple OF
days in Idaho Springs this week. In
conversation be says he 10 an old pioneer
Of Trail Greek and has prospected the en-
tire district thosonghly. where he located
the above claims. Mr.. Bolitho has had
the utmost confidence from the first that
these claims would prove bonanzss and
hb prediction y becoming true. The
last shipment on . sub lease run a.7o on.
gold, together with other valueA When
he disposed q these properties he re
itaiped goodly amount Of stock and pre-
dicss . hight future Sor the centnsioa.