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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
(Turtiebnna bon Der criten Scitc.)

Dem Sale bon Sort Irtbur, bat Der
iopontid)e @cionotc Die 9eotnglngelL
luelde Sopon pprnlSlihtIid) ~Itellcl
> miro, Scr bieii9en Hcgierung mitgcs
tbcilt, in scr %Grmortung, bob Woib.
ington bel Den %erbunolutgcn cine
be0clltenbc HoQc ipiClCn mer0c. To-
mails mare eS m0glif gclueicn, OoB
Sopon bon Der 3nbllrrg elmer &ricg@s
Gntih0biging NbitonO gcnommcn
bate, ipcnll oic territorial @c0ilt.
gu19en pon bon HllbInnO porcn SIT.
oeitonoCn luorOcu. Nclltc miro So
pan alli elmer Gntif0Oigung lln5mei.
ieIboit bcitcbcL Die &obc ocrielben
miro olli cine WtiuinrOc Collars ons
gcgcben. Die n0mIid)e Summe, meIhe
SronfrcidJ mad Dem aricge bon 1870
ISL an GcutihInno SIT 5oblen
bottc. Sie Serritorials9 eoingimgen
iperoen cntiprchcno iflpcrcr iein, oils
HlbIonb lie por orci nbcr bier Wonu.
ten 5llgcitonocn bcfommcn b0ttc.
Man rcd)nct bier, bob cs infer
olcn ltmit6nOcn SIT foitipielig iiir
HuBIono iein milBte, Den aricg fort.
5uicBcn. Ger nGhltc Sdod5ug Scr
Soponcr ipiiroe iein, gegen @looipo,
Itof u%or5ugebei1, unb nod Den Griobs
ritnacn nit Sort Nrtbltr mare mobl
ilber ou5 ShidioI oieicr Seituno ne.
Mig 3iucifel. Damn obcr ipiiroe Hubs
lono oitd) obne alien 3neifel ocn lcBs
tel pacifiIhen Suicn perlicrcL nah
reno eS mo9lih lit, oicicn jcbt nod
bel Ocn SrieocnS- Tcrbanolungcn 81
rctten.
Die .Monoi6urci miro NubloltO
iiherli6 aon5 r0lnlcn miiiien, Der
Foftpertrog nit Gbinn, Fort Nrthllr
bctreifeno, miro nui Ole Sopnncr
iiber9eber, oie 6oroerung mag fcrncr
geitelt lpcrbcr, Dob Die 9eicitiglmgcn
bon &looiooitof geidlciit luerbclL mo
oicicr Elub 5li cinem o~ifencn Safcn
iiir oQe Notioncn gennodlt miro. Die
IN hinciiihen SGfen Iicgrnocn %rliiii.
iden Sdliiie miro Sopon olS aricgs-
bclitc foroern.
Sn biplonlotii6cn arciien bcrrid)t
cine groBe 2ebbnitigfcit. Die GbciS
toulden inter lid 9ciltdc oltS, mo
monhc oerlclbcn iuorcn oud) I'M
o@eiBen Sorie," INN nit oem YrGii.
oentert iibcr sic Sittotion 81 conicri.
rem, 10 Der oeiltihe 9otid)oltcr, Sreis
berr BON Sternburq. Der ruiiiidc
Sotidofter, 8rof Gailini, erportet 5lls
nod)It Snltruftioncn bon petersburg,
ebe CT Dem Er1Iiocntcn leine glilitpor.
titng MAIDEN miro. Gnti6ciocnocS
bon petersburg oiirftc iibrigcnS crit
Der nere 9otihoftcr, Baron Hoicn,
brin9en, mclfcr on 2S. SUM BON
europa obfGbrt.
Sooiel lit bier befornt, ouB eS BON
inponiiher Scite iebr germ gciebcn
Diiroe, menn YrGliocnt Gooleuelt ooS
gmt bes &crnlittlerS iibcrncbnten
ipiiroe. Bon ruiiii6er Seite perlolt.
tet ooriiber nod gtihtS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Sd)armiibel bel 8nnibm. Yas.

HegengilIie boben enolid ouiaebort.
8egeno in cinen Woroit li1lee.
nanoelt. - anfunii oes Erin5en
Seopolb bon Yreuben.
Gun bu 9 a 5, y, Woi.- Iil
HegengiiIie, luelhe Dor brei Sogen
begonnen, boben nlfgebort. Die Elm.
t%reifenben Srlppen iebcn lid bei'u
8erlaiicn Der 3iige in einent Morait.
@abrenb Der lebten IA Gage boben
Die augemeinen Sharmiibel urtalls-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
9rttii de Siciicc grpcOi i.
tiun

Honoon 81. Mni. 49, BUR hu,
Srogropbllhen ut0 bioloQii6cn Gr.
Torldung oea certroIcn mo ucltll.
den 1bcilcs ocS Snoiihen Sccon5
lit cine llcltc britildc Siciicc i .rc.
oltlnn allS9cionoi mor0cn. Gu4Sdi;f
"Seoloc" miro icincn yScg bon 50.
lonlbp rnt) Gcplon ncbnlen, oarn
nod ocm Gbagos . Ard)ipel mo scr
Molanl0en = 8ruppe, lno miro 10.
mt Dos &erf Der DOrouagcQonGcncn
Grpcni::oncn tnioiern c%rqGn5cn, ais
oo9 Sorld)ungaiclo oca challenger"
luctter lilolid) idon int orttorftiihcn
Wcbiet lag, 0as Scr nicoerlGrtoildcr
= expedition mcbr imSle.;
ooS 0cs ~Snpcitigotor" norolid ia
Der @cgcnO Oca pcriiihcn 8olic2. H..
nllr Sic ocutihc .&oloipio "Gtpcli'
ton enc 0bnIide Nouic bottc. 81,
men Sauptpunft ocS Programmes
lueroelt %erflellllttgelt TN Nrdllpcl
Der WolooiOen bilocn, oa oiele So
rollen > 8ruppe ieit 1887 nid)t mebr
pcrmelien lporoen lit uno ieitocm
bod)lttuobrideinlih groBcrc SerGn0e.
rungen Der &iiIten ourd ooS PM
ipodien Der aoroqenriffe IN oicien 20
Sabren erlitten bat. Mud orf Oet
Septclen miro lid) oieie Grpcoition
eirigc Monote oufbalten, it1l burh'
@nsloten Der Hiiie uno 9dnfe ct
molge Tcronberunget felt5ultcIlcn.
6crncr lolen lies tronuntgen III Der.
ltieoenen @oiicrtieien unterllht
peroen, ionic ibr giniluB arf Die
Nusbreitung Der aorallen uno oonlit
ouf Die GcrGnberungen Der &iilten.
Die biolpeiihe Grioridung miro lid
ouf Die peloeiihe Sauna lno lire
pcrtifolc uno bori5ontole &crtbel-
lung erItreden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

es lpllroe pe%reinbart, 0aB Die pcne5lc.
laniihc Hcgierung nnSteue bon Boa
rem @cloc Sol5 . Bombs I'M Ncnn-
mcrthe BON 100000 9oliporS oofiir
licicrn ioQte. NudOem Die iponiidc
9legierung iid) aus oicicn BONDS be
5iiqlid oes GolliprCiica fiir ooS Cor.
p~cooboot bejoblt gernad)t bate,
piinihtc Tie sen Hcit ser SoI5bon6S
Dem omerifoniidcn @cinnotcn inGu.
rocoa ST. iibcrIoiicn, oomit oicicr 0cu
Grl0a olti acpiiic Nnipriide gcqcn
Die penejucluniihc Hc9icrung Der
rGd)1e.
Ntit Oicicm Encouragement crflGrtc
mon lid in @oibinQton cinpcriton.
rcl. Inter Sen iro0lihcn Nniprii.
den %befonocn iid old) ein ioIhcr
ocS @riin0cr3 mo EMBELLISHMENTS
Wcrco0or I'M @ctroge bon 100000
VoliparS, Gin un0crcr bon Nlcihcr
@0be fir Ncdnltn9 Ser 0c1ttidCn Isl.
ienbubn Mn0 mcbrCrc f%lcitcrc 6or0c.
rllngcn. Wcrcobor iudltc BON Sat-
rctt, mcIdcr SIT oomoliGcr Belt bolbs
nmtIid) nit ser omCrifunildcn &c
gicrung in SCrbin0ulg ltonO, Gin
Sorlebcn 81 %crlongc1. &nllrctt rcbl.
ten an DEM olf5ubringCnoCn 9ctraQc
nod $1,000, cr cntlieb oeniclbcn BON
@rlt. 2oornis mo p%erpiGnOCtc oicicnt
ootilr cilcn Gbcil Scr WcrcoOor'idcn
6orocrlt1g, mcld)cr ipGter 0ltrd) 0cn
Scrfout cincS entiprchcnocn Sbcilca
Der Solj Bombs al ole @anfcn Cin-
6eIolt lntroe. 5r. 2oomi@ bcionO
'lb 5ltr Belt ollf Scricn uno mar bon
eorccoa oblpcicno, unO Dies erflGrt
Die ltriitlidc Wittbcilun0 an Srn.
Nrlica. Sir icinc $1,000 cr6ielt err
Ncuou 5000 5uriid."
ScfrctGr Soft b0lt cS icbt nidt fir
notbmcnoiQ, nod onoere 3cllgcn ais
Srt. &iIlica in Der Sohc 81 pcrneb.
men, mcIhcr lid bcrcita oui ocm98c.
&c bon G%ortogcno nod @oibiu0tou
bCfinoct.
2 nnitGtS %cr6Gttniiic
uuf Sem 81 bmuS.
Gem administrations e 9iircou scr
iitbniihcn Sonol Gomniiiion III
%toIgen0eS ao6cIgromm bon @ouucr.
llellr Ofogoon III Tonomo 5llgc0on.
gen: Is. s, 9oneitca lit gcitcrn &C
Itorbcn. e. 8. Shomo9, Elm oulcri,
foutlfCr NnQcltcntcr in @oraona, lit
om n. Mai ON @clbiic6cr crfronft.
Tbs GrCflltib 3 Gon1itc bot Ncio(ll.
tloncn ongcnonmcn, morin 0o3
EflaItcrn ser StroBcn ser Sto6t
Fonamo, neil fir sic 6iiclltlihc &c
%iunobeit ouf ocm Sitbmu$ uutltnr.
9ongli6, %on1coronCt unlo scr odt'
ItiinoiGc gr6citStog bonn /. Silni fir
S%onolucrfcr un0 Sog(06ncr cingc.
filhrt miro.
Sle VlHIu0rltl19 ocS 0d)tltllll0lQclt
arbeitSto9eS erfolgtc oli @run6 eli.
mes 8utodtcnS 0cS @cneroIonnoIt2.
Ter Gbcf : Snqcnicur @oQocc lit
oltrdl SricgS . ScfrctGr Goft criudt
tporocn, Die Wcbrfoitcn, lpelfc 0urh
sic G%iniii6rung ocS ohtItiinoiocnIr-
bcitStogcS peruriod)t mcr0cll, SIT be.
rcf)ncn. sur Conformation fir sen
Gongreb.
W or Carton nimmt an.
Woior ESobn %. Gorion, scr be.
fannie 3citun9S = Correspondent, bat
otc linn bon Er6iiocnt Nooicpclt an.
getragcie Stellung ais Gbcf oc9 9ii.
rcolt OF Manufactures, 6c5 Gcpor.
tcinentS fir Son0cl un0 Nr6cit, an.
genommen. Scine @citalhmo ais
Iolder lultr0c bcute ollSgeicrti0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01
Nufrcgnna in &laoiuuitof.

Sccnen Bel Ser 9(nf1mft Scr critcn,
ocn Soponcrn ent9ongcncn
Sdiiie.
It Of, 81. Wtoi. 49, Gle
Nnfnilft 6eS rtilii6cn Srcll5erS III,
mos" nnb ocs SorpcooiGgcrS o@ro5.
M" mcld)e ben Soponcrn in Der
WCcrcngc BON Gorca cntginqcn, bat
grobc Nhuircgung bier perllrioft.
Scit 3luci So9en lpor %looipoitof
nit @criidten Qlcidiom gcIGtti9t
morocn. Tic Sbotiohc, ouB cine
S6lodt 5lpii6en oen beiOcn gcgncris
idcn Slottcn bcporitonb, mern 20.
jeihucnSfp ln6 Sogo nidt i6on
bonogcmcin %gcpor6cn icien, mor
oltrd Gele0rommc aus europa be.
fannt genIndt morocn, mo ols ont
Wontog Worgen bcfonnt iuur0e,
oob Elm ruiiilder &relt5cr oui Scr
Sobc Der Smell NSfolo gclidtct nor.
ocn lei, ltno bob oerlelbc Dem Sofcn
5uio6re, pnr sic Stoot nit oen nil,
beIteu @criidytcn offer g(rt criiiQt.
Iic gauge @cnoIfcrunQ bon GIo.
oipoitof idicn nuf ocn @eincn 5tl
fem; sic 2clttc crfiiQten Die Stroben,
Itoroen an ser @oiieriront oid)t bel
chamber mo erfIommcn Ole umlie.
qenocn @ii0cl, nm cinen bciicren
g(il8blid ouf ocn Suien ST. erlungen.
Gublid, geAcn 6 llbr AbenoS, iob
mon eincn i6ongei6mungenen
arel5cr nit ici1cn ipcitbin liftboren
&alhi0nGcn Den Gingong gum gol-
oencn Sorn q%cpinncn urlo innerbolb
beS SofenS Infcr iucriell. Der ge'
brodcne @clonmoit unb cine 11b-
nenoe ldtuor5e Sciinln9 IN cinem
Scr lueiBcn HollhiGngc 5cigten, ooB
ooS Sd)iif nit Ocn Soponern i'm
Sample gciueien lei. IS ert0nte cine
before Sompfpieile, nobei ooS
Sdiif, cine Solgc oeS ourhiholiener
Gollf)fonoeS gorr5 III Holld gebitut
mar, bonm crfol0te Scr NomiroIa.
iolrt 5t Gbren oes Gice-Nomirols
BON SeIien. .anlm mar Die oorgc.
ihriebcne Nn5obG Sdiiiie obgcietert
morbert, ole sic &ononcn bon No.
miroI Sciien'S 6logoihiii, Der vToi-
iio," bcn Solllt crluibcrtcll, iuorolli
Die @cid)iibc bes &oitells ibrcn CHER
net SdIunb 5llr 9egriiBung oiinc-
ten. Cine mniogborc Grreoung bate
lid Scr o%nbrGngcnoeu Wen9c be.
m0htigt; mon ihrie, mcintc, INT
ornlte chamber. Won iob 2cllte nils
Dor Sreiloc mo Grluortlln9 nlll oell
2onoungSplobcn bcrumtnn5cl nab
reno bic Semnnmlngcn Der Shifie
im-Sofcn IN observation-disclosures Sur.
ltlU- Jtltlt NllNpiAlNltH
Tic @ootc nurocn bon Den grobcn
Shiffen berob9cloiien mo boz, ollen
Scitett, ben &relt5ern, ben Sorpeoos
bootcn. Scr Scihtng, Dem Sofcn,
ihlpGrmtcn sic leihten 9oote 81 oen
Nnfommfin0en bin. Die Sifi5ierc
OrGnaten iih an @oro beIIclben, I'M
Die Nod)rihten bon Dem ltottgcflul.
oencn Gompfc 81 pernebmer.
Ter Sergong mar fur5. Die
Slotte GoicinucnSfp's bate bic Ga.
poner IN Scr Strobe BON Gorco &c
iihtet, unb cs bottc iid) iofort Gin
beiBcr Ganhpf entiuidelt. nglmoS"
ein MIR leidt geponScrtes Shiii
bate, Der em%pfangcucn Snitruftion
9enl6b. ii6 i'm gceignetcn Monlcnte
BON Den ihmereren Shiiicn &c
trcntt, Inn 81 uerirld)en, Globipoitof
81 erreihen. 0os @ogcitiid por gc-
lunecn, nodbem ooS Sdifi 8eIcgen.
belt gebobt botte, 81 beobndteh, DOB
bic TerIliitc ouf beioen Seitet grob
iparen.
EaEe! TaKe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-01

FdFe! EaKe!
snr Neiie iu's Aaslanb beip3Bt g.
@aine, Rr. Ali, Ct. ECuI.efraie,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15
Seventy fifth Anniversary.

Mrs. Cynthia Reed celebrated
her seyenty-ifth anniversary on tbt
evening Of the 18th, A large rep,
resentation of the church societies
were present Mrs. Reed looked
= = .%siy happy and the luiS;ssll-
served was delightful In Mrs.
Reed this community has known a
model woman at the home, in
church work, with friends relatives
and the strangers as they came
into our city.
She has blessed the world with
2 worthy son, W. W. Reed. Of
and five sweet graced
daughters, Mrs. Emma Chenault.
Mrs. Jennie Robertson, Mrs. Alice
Turner, Mrs. W. r Thompson and
Miss Mamie Reed. She also has
grandchildren and great-grand-
worthy of their lineage. |
nay her years be many and her
lie the guiding star for genera.
ions to follow.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15
W. c. T. U. Settlement School al
Hindman, Ky, DESTROYED By
Fire.

On Friday morning about 3
o'clock fire destroyed the four
buildings of the Settlement School
maintained by the W. c. T. L at
Hindman, Ky. The new building
finished in sept cost about $4,000
TINS with the home, the well equip
ped manual training aud another
building were destroyed. The
reachers and pupils escaped in
their night clothes. A large H.
brary of choice books burned.
This was a conspicuous school
In Eastern Kentucky. It's loss
will be great. The property was
insured. Our readers knew that
Misses Petit, of Lexington, and
Stone, of Louisville, have been
much interested in the school.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15
For Sale.

a well improved farm contain
ing about 1872 acres, miles south
of Mt. Sterling, residence within
three hundred yards of turnpike.
Will sell in two tracts or as "a whole.
Phones I'll or As. Post office box
SOL.
l2-Gt
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

Two crates Of second-gr1wth
strawberries, grown IN Indiana,
were shipped to the Chicago mar
ket Saturday. The berries were
large, well formed, and had excel
lent flavor. Daring the past few
weeks three or four shipments of
nd-growth strawberries have
been sent to Chicago,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

A dozen members of an Irish
bass band in Dublin recently gave
performance on the top of a
chimney 14O feet,high.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

Turney q Smith, of Cynthiana,
purchased of r. P. Hopkins, of
Little Rock, s yearling mules, at
800 per head.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15
Upon My Honor
As an American Citizen

consider Paracafipl First Aid to the
Injured, to be Americas most reliable
household remedy. fully believe and will
guarantee Paracamph to be the quickest
and surest relieving and healing agent
ever offered to the public for Burns, Cuts,
Bruises, Swellings and Infammations 1t
is an absolute preventive of Blood
Poisoning for which reason alone it
should be kept in every home, shop, or
factory. Paracamph heals without leav-
ing ugly scars. 1t does not dry and scab,
out actually heals from. the bottom cf
the wound up. Paracamph is unequaled
for the quick relief il gives in cases OF
Neuralgia, Rheumatic Swellings, Sore
Feet, Sore Muscles, itching and Burning
Skin, Itching Piles, Insect Bites, Swell
ings and Inhanunations 1t is superior
to old fashioned salves and liniments,
arnica and vaseline, for the reason that
when applied Il opens the pores of the
skin, penetrates directly to the seat of the
ailment, stimulates the circulation, re-
moves the congestion and draws out all
soreness fever and inflammation by Undue
ing sweating. ! guarantee every bottle
of Paracamph to do exactly what is
claimed for It when applied as directed.
If used as advised without giving the
promised results, every retail druggist is
authorized to refund the money. Don't
take any substitute, there is nothing "irst
as good as Paracanph.
Sold only in 25c, soc and $100 bottles
by all good druggists, or sent direct.
K. B. Spicer, General Manager, The Para
samph Company, Louisville, KY
Enr HaIo hvi r r niIE pcnN
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

The relief fund raised in the
United States for the Russian
Hebrew sufferers now amounts to
$1S2,6S5.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

Union miners on strike at Stur.
gis. Ky, induced a carload of
laborers, imported from st. Louis.
to return home.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

A Christian county,sKy., farmer
raised this season ITO bushels of
sweet potatoes on ione-half. acre of
ground.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

Argument in the James b.
Howard case was concluded yes
terday before the Supreme Court
of the United States.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

No matter how much we NAV
dislike hotel proprietor, we can
always put up with him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

There is plenty of room at the
top, but even the thermometer
doesn't use it in this time of year.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

Fourteen women are cashiers
and eighteen assistant cashiers In
Iowa banks.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

The election of John NJ. PATTI
son to office Of Governor Of One.
shows what the people can do
when they are determined to wipe
ont corruption.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

Lamps were used before written
history Thousands of ancient
lamps have been found. -. -
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

Quarrelsome Peep are paradox
ical. They are all wind, but sell
uom come to blows.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

Japan is arranging to fioa t
another large loan.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

The game law expires today and
men, guns and dogs fill the fields.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15

Three yellow fever cases are
now under treatment in Havana.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-11-15
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
Assay Office Changes Hands.

Chas. A. Filteau who for the past
year has had charge Of the asssying and
sanpling departments OF the sun and
Moon mine, on last Saturday purchased
the assay office, good will and business
Of the Miners Assay Office of A. c. Dart.
jr.. taking possession Immediately.
The office was establishes! by J. J.
Elliott in 1885. and Mr.. Filteau is amply
qualihed by education and experience to
do careful and accurate labrstory work
and for the purpose has one of the best
equipped assay Offices in the state. His
specially will be control work, but pa.
irons may be assured that samples and
specimen assays will receive proper at
tention aud that the results will be re-
liable.
Mr.. Dart retires from TIE business in
order that he may receive practical ex-
perience in the extraction OF gold by the
cyAuiaz process. and has accepted po.
sition with the waltham company on
Jackson Bar
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
M. & NJ. Tunnel D.seloses Values.

The NJ. & NJ crosscut tunnel. which
DR.. faeger. OF Denver. aud other parties
have been running for several years, re.
Gently reached the NJ. & NJ. vein, the
objective point, and disclosed five-inch
streak of smelling ore. Levels have been
started east and west and the streak is
holding its own. The ore is galena aud
gray copper, a character which alway S
carries good values in that section.
Aside from the present work. there is a
shaft about 1850 feet deep. sunk some
years since. This shaft is situate some
distance west of the tunnel heading and
has also a fine sho wing Of the same class
Il ore. The large volume of water led to
the running of the crosscut
Taken altogether, the prospects for the
mine proving a good producer are very
faiiering. The property is situate on the
east Of the Humboldt and in the imme-
diate neighborhuod of other mines with
excellent records.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
Railway Otfieiai visiss Here.

Robert Lee. Of the engineering depart.
ment of the Rock Island railway. Of
Rock Island. Illinois. accompanied by
his wife arrived in this city last Saturday
for visit with their daughter, Mrs. ].
b. McFarlane. Mr.. Lee had intended to
remain for several weeks, but an i'm
portsnt business call compelled him to
return to Chicago on Thursday morning
Mrs. Lee will remain until the latter
part of August when she will be joined
by her husband who hopes then to be
able to find time for few weeks in our
exhillarating atmosphere. Mr.. Lee was a
visitor to our city the last time nine
yeaD ago. and he expressed surprise at
the growth Of the place. He met . mum
Der Of old acquaintances while in the city
and regretted that business would not
allow him to remain at the present time.
Miss Myrs L. NcFsrlsne accompanied
her grand father East, and will return
with him the latter part Of August.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
Old Town Lateral at Last.

Prior to his departure for the east. the
manager Of the Newhouse tunnel made
the announcement that work would be
resumed on the breast of the tunnel some
time during the present month. No de-
tails were given out as to how far the
tunnel would be driven. nor as to what
arrangements had been made with the
mine owners on the line of the tunnel
ahead of the present breast. Since his
departure it has been authoritstiveIy an
nounced that the management of the Old
Town mine has secured a right Of way.
and that the work of making connection
by lateral between the Newhouse tun-
mel and the Old Town shaft will be started
within the next few weeks Manager
G. X. K,mball, of the Old Town mine, is
not in the city and details as to the work
cannot be obtained today. The entire
distance to be driven to connect the New
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
Cowboy Band in Concert.

The initatory concert gwen by the
Cowboy band at the depot park on last
Saturday evening, was highly enjoyed
by practically the entire population Of
the city. and it is to be hoped that these
concerts will become a permanent at
traction. The organization contains
some of the best musical talent of the
west. and with but the few weeks
practice, discourse difficult music with
ease and to the delight Of all
should be given the promoters Of
the enterprise. thus assuring the per-
manency Of the band
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08

house With the Old Town is little over
1000 feet and the iaiera! will unwater a
large number of the best properties in
Russell pulch, and permi, of the operation
at good depth Of several of the principal
veins. The Old Town shaft is little
over i,soo feet in depth on the pitch of
the vein, and TIL lateral from the New
house sill Gu, underneath the shaft sew
erai hundred feet. II will req IRE nearly
two years to complete the connection,
but long before that time there will be a
revival of a considerable number cf
properties in Russell gulch now lying idle
because Of the grea, amount of water.
The power plant at the mouth of the
Newhouse tunnel will be put in COM
mission a, once, and this will enable the
owners Of the Strstoga mine to drive
their lateral with m,chine drills, the
work now being done by hand.