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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-05

a great while to write down all their
names. We should never forget their
service to us.
'tSome men were even more than
patriotism, like General Lafayette, who
fought for country not his own, be-
cause he loved justice more than him
self or his own life. I should like best
Of all to be such a patriotism like Gen
eral Lafayette. -
Friendship.
A friend is a man who gives more
than he is asked for. If you wish to
borrow dollar, your friend would beg
Won to accent two. If your horse should
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-05

know bout books warn't worth writin
down. He had come from tn city, an
hadn' It never lived in thu country. He
didn It know nothin but books-nothin
at all bout men. ..
"Well, this looten mt wuz in COM
mand on tn range that day, an when
all tn other companies quit an went
back to barracks, then them feI;ers
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-05

the lyin '-down figure in a run Nv forty
with tn old Springfield, an Gun-slin
was famous in them days. But takin
his scores fur the whole season, he
never done much better'n tours on tn
average. So yeh see don't take no
stock in this 80 per cent bizness, shoot
in in tn prone position. It reminds
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29
roRrsrrupe NOTICE.

To Jaeeh Lo.o~ has assigns.
Yoa are hereby rosIset that hase exr<nied tnr-
i,r the wear iea ;hS sEr OF one hus3sed fki0f3 1ui
lars labor and improvements uron each the Qcrer
Civ and Lirrie s. lode airing cizizs. sftuafe IN
Cascade Mining District. County of Clear Creek.
State OF Coo,ads. the original location certificates Of
Which are recorfe3 IN books II snt lse pazes SO
and - respectively In the once Of The recorder Of
<zit eouusy. or3er 70 hoi1 said Claims an3 each Of
fhen under the provissons Of Section xes Of fhs
p<vtxed Stafu.es Of the Unisei States. and the
sn<nanenss thereto approved January :. $50. con
cernink annasi sbor upon mining claims. being she
anouni required 10 hoi4 ssH lode Efning clalns an1
each o. shen fos fhe period sn1'nx Dcenb<F A. 1904,
snt within ninesy ienf days sfser the publication Of
tis noce you fa refuse 70 confdhaik your pfopox
stpa Of such expenditures coosne~. your interest In
a ssi1 cfains ard each Of them vf beone The prop
efsy q ths undersigned your coownev uho has ns3e
~ teqplFed expenditure 10 ho1 The said cls.ns
required ~ ssv- JOHN LIND.
Iaahe SprnGs. Colo. Nay 9 taae-
flrys rsb. Nay 8. los. las; psb. Asg. s. rss.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29

ueghtorng exchanges complaining
Of advertising
magnanous refused because patrone
That the home merchants
people the communities which
that they entitled legitimate profit
investments will dispute. But another
important point should citizens
should themselves Every
business IN city who does advertise
help support his paper invariably grasping
the almighty dollar that in nine
the merchant who charging prices
But the liberal merchant who paonizes his papers
has pride the and growth OF which
he lives will M found be the merchant
able concession the purchaser bill goods The papers
deserving liberal support and surprising
OF neghoring the editor gladly accepts
the big transportation to
patrons within easy distance OF the capital
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29
Resolutions Of Respee,.

At a regular council of Blazing Arrow
Tribe, No !, l. O. r. NJ, held July rs,
1905. the following preamble and resola-
tions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The Great Spirit in HIS
Infinite wisdom has called from our
midst our ~eli-beioved Brother. Harris B.
Sheldon.
Therefore. be it Resolved. That we, the
members of Blazing Arrow Tribe. No. !.
I. o. R. NJ, hereby tender TO his sstir,a-
BILE widow and fa,herless children our
warmest sympatiiies in this the dark hour
OF their lives. and confidently comm,
them and their interests to One who has
promised to be husband to the widoa
and father 20 the fatheriess.
Resolved. That copy of these resoln-
tions be conveyed to the bereaved family
under seal of the Lodge. and this tribute
tie published aud spread upon the recosds
of the Tribe. LEWIS OLIVER.
]. W. BOYD.
THOMAS CoPPARD.
Committee,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29
Resolutions OF Respect.

Alta regular council Of Biszing Arrow
Tribe, No. ]. /. Q. r. NJ. held July a..
toos, the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS. The Great Spirit OF ihe
universe in His uuqnestioned wisdom has
called from the hunting grounds our BE-
loved Brother, John Lueders. and in &C
cordance with the customs OF the tribe
and the purposes of the fraternity. be it
Resolved, That Blazing Arrow Trite
No. 4. Improved Order OF Red Men, has
lost loyal member, a worthy and honor
sble Brother, and that We mourn the de
par;ure Of one who in life upheld the
teachings Of ir4ternSlisns; aud be il fur
iher
Res lived. That We tender TO the be
reaved faulty of our deceased Brothef
our deepes; sympathy in their hour OF
darkness. That their loss of loving
husband and father is also our loss, ar
that the community ioses an upright and
conscientious citizen. end be IL further
Resolved, That We present to the fam
iiy a copy of taese resolutions. aud thai
they lie spread upon the records of the
tribe ID. J. AcDosALD.
A n PAcE.
FREn OsTEExas,
Committee
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The INTERIM Hallway

the information that Samuel
bouse the Colorado muimionaire will build the line
Meeting Idaho Springs and Clear Creek mining district
Owning as Lakewood road with his valuable franchises
connecting with nothing going nowhere and operated loss
eivs credeuee report That Mr. Newou connect his
abe valley holdings the mines of this section by electricity
fore gone is the but what
will become forwarding the enterprise The building Of
an electric connecting r with the mines of the Clear
Cree district would devoutly be wished and
could not h in hands than Mr. Newhoue whose
financial standing Is undisputed
Even with present output through the portal OF the Newhouse
tunnel mill capacity limit the mine
OF the complaining OF the inadequate facilities
for handling and milling by the
The present OF additional
tauv IS most line this camp will stimulate
not only viii renewed mining
pren where competition exists there bus
ness can Beyond doubt the projection of electric line
Idaho Springs connecting Newhouse tunnel would material
X aid in developing of pn well
Clear history Colorado would be incomplete without
an introduction touching upon mineral of Golden Gil
min and with present his mind Samuel Newhoue
will father projection the Lakewood line this County
lines long obterad the mines and mills of olpin
and Clear Creek contributing of wealth worlds
precious metals In giving direct connection with
the market for competition with transportation facilities
that have had tendency the profits hereom the
le of this call Mr. Newhouse blessed If the
eliminate the repugnant shippers
carload fifty pound lots 1t be hoped
Lakewood will be extended as now contemplated
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29

Prof ]. {. sssdiuck, Mrs. Leo
Earoch. V. + Kuncl and wife. John
Fix4 aud ~ife. end {. l. West. Of oms-
IA. arrived Thursday for visit to The
Sineiy-tour tunnel on Fail river With
the exception of Mr. wes, the party &c.
josei the loop tip / day. befo E
returning TO their home this afternoon.
The msmhers Of tho parts are interested
in the Nirety-four tunnel. and made a
thorough examination Of the propsrty.
They expressed themselves well pleased
~iih It's condition.. aud IT Is beieiTrd that
a resumption Of operations will he the
outcome Of their visit. The hoishugs Of
the company are among the bess u Fsii
river section. aai Nith careful manage.
rrieni the property should be sucrs--fuiiy
operated
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29
ORDER TO sHow CAUSE on PETITION Fog
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

ORDER TO sHow CAUSE on PETITION FoR
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Is TIE copsTy corEr.
szate OF Colorado. :.
County OF Clear Creek -
In the matter OF the estate Of John Stephens.
le1-asei.
Thts matter coming on to be heard on this 18th
las of July A. D 1876 uron the petition fled
herein by John Bnnt Administrator de tonts
fsscrihsd real estate. portion therenf, to-rit
one barn and one saloon bniiding sitlste in the
t1Nn 81 Ffeeisnd in tie County Of Clear Greek
ais Of eofadn for the tsfs.<< Of - ing the ees<
afsfiluiui-tfaiioa and the ebts and clzins sz4ast
aid sSfAts Aud I, Appearing 10 the tolir.
froas sasa tetitfnn that pressr and lexAi grognds
sI.i fof The sale OF all 1r portion Of SAID real
state
Vow TsEkEfokH. 1t Is ordered by the Court
thst ali iser-gsss Who are l~gstees or devtse~ of
ssid estate ar any part thereof or heir n said
1.cesies4i he and appear before said C5nrs ~ the
rHsIFf Fassfb of aid Court. In the tosl Of asfxe
guuu Cauuiy and state sforc~Aie. on the tsfh
daV. q August A. u. issta a. the hour n o
O'Clock in the after noon of sxit day. then and
thrre " show csuse. II any there be. Why er order
sanuid nat bs made directing the sid John Runt.
A1mluissrAtor de honss rea 10 seii the shnle Of
or utlrts q. aid e-tsta may ~ n-fe-sAry
flr tbs psrf-@~s sIsecio~.i H. said I-~t iion-
70 Is further aritref shAs tis orfer he Published
sr,rinF. : ma Sew. aea-aiy public newspaper
pu1 shed ia saiS es'uniy-
~ she a'onrt.
ROY ~ - ArgwAS
es7anif Judge
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u --rai Survey No. F1so-
l. 8. Isrt Oftes
r>-ses. Csso- Js-< -. tst.
suns. Is he~ess gfven fsss N rsssssrcs n fh<
.cf e 1sagses$ aprrav<s Nsy r. f-71s G~osfs
Isiuraarzisr. whose pcss-ser y ixhs Sr~trg<.
fOilral has ra4l nrF lir <sior 49, psters fox fzl
Hnsar feet Or ne Sunrvlf5r ie.r, k-nfnE guAt srt
silver. tss ssinx - = SO a. HI. r 3
= = e, snrncr s7a ~ n ~ .: tt~ses - 1s n
81 a. noe 1scassry shs~ fArre.-r ~ish .usfscs
xrour1 In Ne; n ~icfii srasss n Grass ssiry
.tnfng 1tsfrtcf. Gar Cre<< Csunfx. - Ceio
fsso. sH4 fsscrleesi In ire peF rr4 <4t fle
m THIS Hftrr fotio~s. sir7
H@sirni-x al COZ ~ Z, w@encs fnr f-t COZ s~< y.
ftk.f - o. ne tfh =. t-1r. 4 81 - - e
~. th<nce n ~ % s72 - n y - :. t,srcr
an s-z ~ n 10 CIR 70 q fhs-s- II = - -
70 cor 10 Z. sb<-<r tGs - 10 u - euT r~ =
ttsnes So = = = n 10 .; r.~-ee ss .
iszi g y 20 cor = tn@nrs ~" a. ess - n 10
cor : ;tr-cs a - 10 2 n % - .. he
STAGE 0f neEr=.aE
turtanlnEs - scr~s. exr-~ts;s sscrrrrx ord
ex-taainr al gz.na -itt ssr Sss fsfss s-. f7-s
sre fnruiar rss.tau - fhr y ~~e :. .tss.r -
snt ne "a - -. = - re sts pri-rfrzl
asrf.isn. sal scafion eesnr rrcor4-1 W ~ s5e.
rsre I'll. a the recur1s - Gear Cr--k cezr-y.
Coioraio- ezpsaanx elslnsstS. a~,srs a ~
c ID FORD. Register
rss pss isns 5. ir> sax d SO.
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siurral - veg NJ. iTsesl
u :. Land otee.
Denver. Colorado. t1iy & 1915.
saits. /. hereby given that o H. Naitie. shs-e
ss-- ins l. Idaho -prfrss Goi p, has rssir srpii-
~ GA far Fst@u; faF iae1 linear FRET eF1 the
t1~sf Estersiin ia<te t-aFfnR Eol3 and silver the
me h.5irs le.-t a5a - " and i7l - feet y
a. r thruee Tfg % fss=g az ~ from de
Ierrs .hsfi theron with surface ground - frt
-n idth. Situate tn idaho Or faynes Bar Ninfhe
uisffiet Clear Greek Cssfafy. stair ~ Calsr-fp.
and feserflsi IN the r,sf and 5eid notee aie Ia
ai. a;sser .. fellows. via.
ltrEtH ming ~ ear nc l. whence the car s-c
T4sR7 - "a af ihs oh , n hezf. ~ - -
y s3sst fret ihsnce = ~ W Isl - feet n err
on = thsrce AZ a. 772gg frrt 10 CIR No. 81
fHsHra SO 10 y - ~ fsef n rssr no thsnre :
~ y f.uof fs-et tn car M 5. therer : ~ 10 VI
"a rr hsf Ia essT no 8; thence : 81 - " - ~
aef 10 no 1 the paice sf heginutfx
ffHf4ifing - Acrer, expressly excepting ard
rrflusiiug al rsnflct with -gfseys Ms Tfg.
- tau AMI forming f-srfoH af the ursrit-
iiV iaaf fsr. IS = " 81 the eth principal
mrridfau SID izzf on t=iug rHesrrtsf n vol
w. fae- sss. - tne Records OF ciezr Greek rosHiS
HsiHraag.
lSttdsirs cisins .ntso~ae-. Of the above named
HlfteEs
G. d. FORD Register
FIRST sub. Juiy last -srs .. 1876.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29
nININe APPLlcAIIoN So. -.

Mioerai Survey Sa. l7s52
L. : Isn4 Oeice
DerVer. Colo. Jlns IL issE
Soflce Is hereby zfyer tina; PARK Dlshro- ~ L
5. Und-shsR. bis attorney n fact, vboxs rosiasse-
Is l4atg srri-x< Cnao has rtte srrascattor fer
rsfers for f02i IlneAr H. the Alley Nay ioe esr-
irg god an. silver. The telng 81 = fes-f a.
ar1 61s.4 r. ~ frcrn discovery shzf. .he-s-sr
~ish ~urfsce grouns $50 fest In With. sitnaie n
Grass valley n-ing district. Ciear Greek cosrfs.
state o. Coiorato. ss1 tescrs IN the plat and fzii
notes on fie in this once as focws. VIZ.
Beginning NJ cor 10 /. ~herce the e - cor see .
tss-r q = Of the ssh . y sesrs - - gis.al
n; thence t5' 10 Il to cor no ? thence lsG =
1n9i-s n no 3: thence ~ $50 n to cor 10
& thence 4<se 1919 n TO Cor !. ire place a
tszfrninf-
Containing - acres. expressly excepting ard ex-
cicilnr ali conflict With surveys Nos. 3-. fts-
i71 An 1851. isfn2 and Little Elixssesh soss ur-
surveyed. sn1 forming portior Of the en>uh<iis7sz
1851 - Of the s<h p. ard the y of sec /.
ss.r73 = OF the 6ta p N. Sad toesfiaa eeinx re-
corded in vol ls9. DC. et the records of Gear
Creek county. Co6orztn-
Aiistning claimants. c<-srs ~ shose aanes
surveys c. D. FORD. Register.
iss pub June - last ass Is. Iss.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29
xIra~s ArPlIo.TIos ss- rsss.
Us E.nd ORE

Mineral s-srr<s No. i7sssz
3 Eand ore
Denver soioraio. Nay u. l-a.
Sctins !, hereby given lhst in Fsarruaac~ sf the
act Of Congress sfsprs1xe=f ssy 1e. ISL rae Orr
Gnld Afatnx sasa -mei.ax company. ~ Frssk
taenxer splozsdn. - Gunfinentsi buihffnx has
made s,yiie-tten for patent tsr 100 itss.- fe-t
rtsr-ne.ssslf the Alien and A. = id-.<- h~syiur
golt and silver Aka lode the ssHr k-tnE fef
~ e.. : f.-ct froEn discovery shaft th-~run, With
surface rrpurd - feet IN si-tfh essh. sitnste
in iasso and Iudep~ndeaf s-inifax arrrses Clear
freek rnunty, sisi. of no4nrssto sst a-erf>-ed IN
fnl.oss. via
ALLEN LODE
n xssninx At enr.sSa l. <hsaes sh- !. cor.
sss - 7 = :. Il = " 81 th< ,. "a h-srs - y
~. = lsss7 n2 n. thence So sea.s n 10 cor
40 2 thsnce - ~ y ssl ~ II. 10 css. Nc. .;
- s-sis II. % eor. No < thenee \ 81 q l02i -
+, 10 s-ar No 8 fheoee = W ljs n 70 cof. No.
j, the place q beginning.
ABE LoDE
ts~ f.et fs.Eslt To- IS " aad fsse feet being y
10 IS I f-oua discovery cut Besinnins Al cor,
the . N er-r~ a. Tsf- 1911 s feet: sr.ans q
Istlsn station Sa. a. hears So sY " s1szs fe~t;
theues 20 ~ W 1870 feet TO No. ,. thsBcr \
90 " - 2 feet 90 cor: So, 3 ss.ncs eof. No. :
-fn ~ p 1870 fe~t TO cor. No. 4. thence 80 I
/ sa n FRET to chr. No. the place Of beginning.
Containing - acres. expressly excspsiax and
excluding all con1iet With snrsey So, isss' and
Range - W Sf the sth p. nl said locsisoH~ s<ins
recorded In vols fss and i5z. pages ~ and 50
J a. the records of Clear Gre county. ColsrAta.
Adjoining claimants owner OF survey No. $50
c. D. FORD. Register.
First pub June .. last Anx s. 1904
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29

public have been
counties and public institutions generally
misleading covering irregularities
ignorance design The general condition
edy Colorado Ordinary business
adopt uniform system accounting provide
aminers o that it properly carried
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29
MINING APpLicArfoS No ia.
.a-al Sly So. III.
Land o=~

MISISG APPLicATToS No 1gs4
Ntneral saFyey so. I5Is1
I : Land 1e-rF
Denver Gs,o, Mas e. rs.
Safir- i hsrriy sHu that ln gilrsuzfie gf ne
- 1f csuzfs-s siHfavsd Ny D. - Arest
fsslz.- ha- made aEFilesttun for T.ieuf ~ ls.a
ilssesr iesss % n. orsi~u. Rig ghief And tssiea
aasi 30, - - - = ssins s'ia - 49, "a
situate IA isaha snd spanisn hsf ffiuius :
tFieis. fFe~k essunts- state 81 cstsEssis I'D
described las fhe pAsf snc essd ng.tes ga 1tt
this oe8es, a. fuile~r. Va.
osnES LoDE
- f-t -riunlne - ~ ". thsnes 81 f--s ssa-
y ~ v and "a net running ~ - ? frezs
gsnier q discovery sAAf'- ksEnnink 4 r,f. Ne
az = NJ. tz-ars y IS ~ sls ;eef. tasnrs : =
- istn - err ~ & thsnes - s. z - tsel
tssncs ~ W isi fsei 70 cer. 80 5. shsisre :
- 81 " 81 fsss % scr. ~, s thence ~ q,
v - isei 50 eof ~. !. the place u t-sstaaius
BIG eHiEF LODE
- t..et running rs ~ " ard 1871 set y -
~ 2 frcts discovery shafs. BszanuinE A cor No.
whence the F e5lx. .ee. 4 r4s " ~ iAas
sfh y a. tesrs isa p " saHszls fest. fhenoa \
- IL " -. feel 70 cor. No. 2 ihenes s. ~ (
sa5r No I. thence So ~ " iS.o tce. 70 cor No.
J. place a bsxiuninx.
GoLpES CHIEF LODE
% teei running \ Z IS W and lsts fsss rlanui1s
a eof. 70. I, whence the : : rss-. 80. 81 Its
3 " uf The 6lh >. n. bar 2 - - W teG
feef. thence - - y iie feet n ear. -. ,
thence = i6 W 80 ieet - enr. M. J. thcnaa
- az " 80 fst ~ cor. No. 4. thence J. 10 z
100 feet % cor. No. I. the pace of bezinniux
Containing s.tsz as-rcs, e1frsssiY exesptiHs atli
evriutirz Al cnfriCt with Surveys Nuz ia
ari z5as ilS59. isf5.. i6ss1. 1854. - a. A. -
A. aSS. ii,s, zgs a-os, is1ss 1884. iEafs and fA,
I lkxie hoWss lode uusurveyeS, also surveys Nas
s.. 1sa. and 30. and forming = portion Il II.
rnsutitvisie-i Tap. : kAnze - W of the 8
p n Sail lnCAfbgEl< teirz reccfc ceft IN vol IHs
Fs4xes ~ i76 and i7e rcspccsIve,y Of The record
o. ClsaF Greek coarfy. Colorado.
Adiolninz claimants owner Of the Gbari
ukmci s4rTey%
C. D. FORD. Register
f1rs; pub June g. last Auz. 5, 1915.
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II. o. Allen, the dentist.
Notiex Of s.oekho.der.' Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Black Lion Consolidated Gold Mining
snd Tunnel Company will he held n
the Portland Hotel al Idaho Springs on
Monday, the zIst day of August. 1905,
a; O'Clock p. m. for the purpose Q
electing a board of directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction oi
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
WM. McESIRy.
ADA L. LAycocK. President
Secretary.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29

present political situation in this the who is
opposed Republican principles Socialism, effect if not nen
apparent that opposition the Repub
cn party aid the Social
ism Telluride journal.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29

fits because the Siugs-
awarded the contract for publishing the revised ordinances
goes eonnptons II things do
public the silence that
paper awarded that printing opro
sou. Consistency. thou lemon.
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We have fight the corporations they have brodgh the
said Ava Adams in his Denver speech and then
that the Democratic would fight
corporations bitter end Thus observe the uniformity
thought purpose prevailing the leaders of the unterrifed
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29

Chss Rfandsietier threw aside mum
cipal cares yesterday AMI sent to Be-
speer's big city.
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the investigation into the operations of the
that before formed paper 40
pounds aud that $25 Then bids received
country. but bid made that
This appears be fair sample of the kind
that mus 90.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-29

gets the flag In turning for the year
that county limit than any
entitled coming prompt remittance 1t
cinch county grabbs have yet
hat section o the country.
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alNiSa APPLICATION so lssi

Flr.l fab. Jali = la.l Pun 40. :, iria.
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sININe .ggiIekrlos ss. lgs

= U '7ft-11 w
Fira sus- JuiY last -~fss.Iss.
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secreiaf,
Idaho Springs, July rs, 1905.

ADA L. L.Aycoc
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26

wicked little germ about which the
doctors have so much TO say. Not
only are the clothing Of the guests
and the linen of the hotel washed sci
entlGcally, but they are sterilized,
too, with the same care that prevails
In hospital.
In these days the visitor to the me
tropclis who stays at one of the new
hotels, whether his bin is $500 day
or only 50, breathes filtered and TEN,
pcred air, sleeps in sterilized linen,
and drinks altered water cooled by
hygienically manufactured ice. 1t Is
largely because Of such precautions
as these that American hotels, whicI,
were once the butt of foreign Gem
ment, are today acknowledged to be
the finest in the world. In no king >
palace In any land has living been
made so safe, comfortable and con
vcnicnt as in these metropolitan cara
Yansnrie8.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26

dent, and whose desire to handle their
forests for revenue and Improvement
is therefore specially significant and
helpful.
The forest consists of cut-over lands,
with good growth of such trees as
oak, hickory, and chestnut and hem
lock and pine in mixture. The study,
on which a party OF men from the for
est service have been at work since
May /, will show both the presen
stand Of timber and the productive ca
pacity of the forest for cutting with a
view to lasting revenue.
In view Of the special character or
the problem-the combination OF
working plan with object lesson-the
method Of preliminary work differs
from that hitherto followed in most
cases where advice Is given for own
ers to follow in their own way; for II
f. the owners desire not only to be
told. but also to be shown, how the
thinning should be done. For this
purpose areas in different stands and
different conditions have been select
cd, trees in these areas have been
marked for thinning, and the thinning
has then been executed on the spot.
Thus a striking illustration Of the cor
rect procedure in each case has been
placed before the owners eyes. Pho
tographs taken Immediately before
these cuttings, together with others
taken after. give the clearest guidance
for the further performance Of the
work to he recommended in the work
ing plan.
Such an arrangement as this with
the owners Of private estates Is idea
for educational purposes. In the work
done strictly according to expert iirec
ton 1t offers the best sort Of objcc'
lesson, ocular proof; while the att
tude Of the owners affords the strong
est sort of encouragement for the OK
tension into wider and wider circles
of the practice Of conservative forest
management.
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floors Through the other shaft Is eX-
PEELED the yitlated air drawn from
kitchen, dining room, lobby and guest
chamber.
The score of giant fans and blowers
can force through the building more
than 100000 cubic feet Of air every
minute Of the twenty,four hours, The
yentilatIng plant Is divided into five
distinct systems, for Independent con.
troll, each of which has both filling"
ana exhaust fans. The separation Of
tho supply ducts that connect with
the registers all over The house Is
made mainly in the basement and
some Of the pipes are more than 300
feet long from their starting point at
the great fans to whore the air Is
discharged, while the velocity with
which tho air whirls through them Is
Il little higher than that at which 1t
passes down the main shaft, whore It
travels nj the rate OF | 100 feet 4 min
ute
II might be supposed that mir taken
from the top Of lofty building would
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-10-26
Purest of Air Today
May be Found Indoors
How the Lungs of Modern Building Do Their Work.
Filtered Atmosphere One of the Up-todate Comforts
Supplied to Hotel Guests-T temperature and Humidity,
too Are Regulated to Meet Weather Conditions

New York. Oct %. The coming Of
frost used to begin the CLOSE season
all over America, according TO the
British humorists who could not un-
derstand our national preference for
warm dry houses In cold and damp
weather. There was doubtless some
foundations for the glbe, for ventlla.
ton did not keep pace with the de
velopmont Of good living In other di,
rectiuns during the nineteenth cen.
fury But this energetic age has laid
down as one of It's first principles that
fresh air Is more TO be desired than
great riches, that the strenuous life
can be supported only with proper
regard for hygiene Many people,
nowadays, sleep with windows wide
open, and the man who objects TO
breathing yitialed atmosphere IL no
longer called d "hond," while the fresh
air cure Il the mp to date substitute
for drugs In the treatment Of many
diseases.
Time was when II was supposed
that really fresh air, the simonpure