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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

eldest of which is eleven aud Tie
youngest two years OF age. lie wss a
member of Idaho Lodge No. s6. 4 o. u.
W. and the funeral wss held from the
NJ. church Thursday afternoon at one
O'Clock under the auspices Of that
fraternity the intermeut being in idsho
Springs cemetery.
Mr.. Libby was popular among all
classes. and IL his death the ci,v sustsins
the loss OF a most fai hful and efficient
officer. The sympathy Of all is isextepded
10 the bcreavsd ores.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

The breast of the Golcoda tunnel on
Pail River. is now ina little over !. 800
feet. and the work has been carried on
continuously since the compressor was
started eight months ago. The tunnel
is being driven to open up a group Of
sixteen claims owred by the Buffalo and
St Louis Cold Mining company, Of
which John A. Stroo,uan. a prominent
and wealthy shoe manufacturer Of
Buffa,o. New York. is the president. J.
b. Snow. the foreman is mining man Of
wide experience. and is well known in
all parts Of the state. Some excellent
ore bodies have been opened up, but no
attempt at production will be made for
some months TO come. Prior to the
set,leme Mt of some litigation a year or 50
ago, ieasers took ou; considerable srn.it-
ing grade from some Of the veins cut By
the tunnel.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21
Death Of a Pio1<<r.

The ranks of,the pioneers vas further
last night by death caused
By miners consumption. of ar. John
smith at his home iu Silver Plume. The
deo-zsed was about 80 years Of age.
xr. Smith was an EngIishr1an by birth
bst came TO this country at an early age
s<:tiinR in Wisconsin. He removed to
Colorado in the sixties, settling at Central
City and to Silver Plume little later,
and most Of the time since has been a
resident Of this county. When still =
youDg man be returned 70 England where
be xzs married to Miss Mary ysn DByn.
,xo children being born TO this union.
o.e Of whom. Harry. is living At the fam
ily hoe II the Plume, Frnersi snsnz-
uenfs have not been announced
The deceased uzsone Of the best ksovn
residents Of the county ard vzs fire.
qaent visitor to this city where be had .
hoss a. friendA-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21
Visit tne HeAIer.

'-The Healer man said to possess
miraculous curative powers, has located
at the Beebee hotel parlors and invites
public to investigate his wonderful gift
Of healing. While ia California and
Missouri. and in many Of the principal
cities of Colorado. he was visited by
large number Ct people. all of whom
were greatly benefited by his marvellous
unknown power.
1t is said that all names Of human
ailments yield to his touch. and every
where he is spoken of highly by those
who have received his treatment. II re-
quires no money outlay TO consult him,
and his fees are very reasonable. The
poor and unfoa tunate are welcomed.
He invites test Of his powers by suffer
ing humanity.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

The next dance 10 be given by the
Silver Cornet band of this city will take
place On ST. Pa,rick's day. March 18th.
The dance will be for the purpos Of rails
lug furds for the purchasing Of new uni
forms. and the citizens should do every
thing ia their power TO encourage the
organization. While the pr sent mem
bership is small. there are a number OF
excellent inusicisns who can be induced
to join when they see that the band i
being appreciated BY the people Local
pride should demand that open air con-
certs be given during the summer mouths.
When this city was dinky little village
some years ago it had two bands. Does
the greed for gold create an spathy for
tuusic1
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.

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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

A mothers love starts a man or woman
on the right path The right remedy at
the right time fits mother for the ordeal.
Motherhood is often looked forward to
with feelings of great dread by most wom-
en-. At such time when she is nervous,
dyspcptic. irritable and in need of a uterine
tonic-something which will calm the nerv-
GUS system through the special organs, and
a strength builder, she win find DR.. Piercc's
Favoritc Prescription just what is needed
Here IS medicine that has stood the test
Of third Of a century with approval. in
that time il has sold more largely than any
other remedy put up specially for woman's
weaknesses. II Is guaranteed by the pro-
prietors not to contain a particle of alcohol
which could only do harm to a sensitive
system
The Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
tion, Of Buffalo. y. Y, proprietors of DR..
Piefce's Fayorite Prescription, offer $500
reward for women who cannot be cured of
Leucorrhea, Female Weakness. Proiapsus,
or Falling of Womb. All they ask is fair
and reasonable trial of their me ans of cure.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation, biliousness and headache.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

G. I. Williams and Charles Arthur are
engaged in driving an adit on the Glad
stone lode in Buitermilk gulch. The
adit is now in IS feet, and for the last
twenty feet they have hesn saving two
foot streak of good milling ore Some
high assays have been obtained from the
surface open-cuts. but only the necessary
assessment work has been done for the
past eight years. As the property has
every indication of making mine the
ksork will be continued. the present
Showing being very encouraging.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21
MINING APPLICATION No. 1879. MN
ERAL SURVEY No. f52.s3.
q. y. Land Omlre.

Denver Colo, nov. TO- tSVSs
Notice IL hereby given that g. q
stephenson and Jas. ID. Parke. whose
postofiIce IL Denver. Colorado. have
made application for "a patent for coda
Creek placer. bearing gold, with sur
face ground, situate In Ohio and Gold
Dirt mining districts. Clear Creek
county. state of Colorado, and de-
soribsd in the plat and field notes on
nle In this Office, as follows. viz
Soda Creek placer. beginning at cor
ner No. !. whence the ~ r. corner Sec.
bears " ii. 20. Il. 2,o92 feet; thenee =
,s' 2C' II. ss72 feet to corner No. q.
,henee s 20. ". z.z9e feet to corner
10. 4. thence ~ 3. g. r. i.tsi.s feet 10
corner No s; thence ~ ga y. 1880
feet TO corner No. I. the place Of begin
Containing 30 sss acres. and forming
a portion Of the r. n Of Sec. Is. r. : a,
u. 10 w. of the 9Th principal meridian,
Said location being recorded In vol
isi. page 472. Of the records Of Clear
Creek county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners Of sur
c. d. FORD.
Register.
First publication November II. 1906
Last publication january I'll. 1905.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

NinsFsi Survey No. l76s5.
U :. Lsrs Once.
Denver. Colombo. Decsaoef II. iss.
sotes Is hereby given hat WiiDsr ". Fiat. sisfs<
pa~toffcs - I1shs SpFin,s. Cftofsdg has rss1s sg
tiicstion for a psssrt for $50 ins4f feet oil Ne
WHITMAN LODE.
bearfnz goif ard silver. fbs sane bsinz III feet
N r. " W. and SEE tee, $. ~ NJ = from si@esysfy
shaft fiSrsgn with surface gfound $50 fsst IN H1sfi
situate IN Grass Valley Nsning f1sfnef. Cezr ersss
County. Sssss ~ Csaossto. ara ssserbsf 10 IT, pssf
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c. -. FORD. Register.
First pas. Dec II. 1904.
Lksf rst. FEE II. gss-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

The Maroon basket bali team which
surprised the natives last wear by defeat
ing all coners. has again been organized
and IL will play its first game next satur-
day night at Georgeiown, pitied against
the band boys team THAT city. II res
betting that the Msroons will knock the
persimmon. A dance will follow the
game
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

A good force of men were put TO work
this week on the New Era mine at Pree-
land, and active and extensive opera
tions will be carried on in the future.
Manager J. r Eigan arrived from Den-
yer the first Of the week and announces
his intention Of remaining in the city in
order to give his personal attention to
the work. The shaft near the wagon
road is being unwatered, and force Of
men working three shifts will be en-
gagged in driving the lower levels west,
to a point under the ore shoot opened in
the tunnel level. Connection will also
be made at that point for ventilation.
The mine has large ore reserves. but the
driving Of the level will open up almost
double the amount of ore at present
blocked out As soon as there is suf-
hcieut water in Trail creek the COM
pany's mill will be started up, and in the
meantime number of Improvements
and repairs will be made to the mill
The production OF the mine during the
coming year will add materially 70 the
tonnage of the district.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21


'Rah for the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway. 1t has advanced. at
one leap, fifty years to the lead. BY put
ting on observation cars which have
Compartments for women.
Ordinarily woman is pretty much Of
az intruder in an observation car, when
she has the nerve to fight her way through
the tobacco smoke and timidiy pick out
a seat which isa't occupied by the feet Of
some imperial male being.
There is no doubt about IL the most
effective ans~er 10 the man Who claims
America to be a psrsdise for chivaIry
would be to dress him up ss . woman and
make him spend two days in an American
railway coach The custom Of providing
10 10 compartments 70. men TO smoke
in snd AKA closets for women to dress
in, three at time. is a regular zif-brake
on the progress Of civilization.
The Chicago. Milusrkee x St. Paul
Railway ought TO be given = medal
Norpareii, Counci. B,aEs. Ia. December
9, 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21
MINING NOTES.

Francis Phillips is making regular
shipments from the Colorado claim, near
the Golconda on Fall River. The prin-
cipal values are in silver aud the ore
averages f65 per ton
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

A. J. Carlson returned last Saturday
evening iron his visif in the East. where
he confesred vith lie diseesoss Of the
newly efensised Uss Miniagsa Milling
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

The annual report of the Centurion
Mining and Milling company just COM
pieted shows that the product from that
property during the past year wzs
approximately e45 tons Of smelling ore
and concentrates. which gave returns OF
Sac, ,5I3 %, the avsrage value per ton be-
ing 1910. All of the out put was taken
from the tunnel level, and during the
year the company has opened up double
the amount Of ore extracted Besides
r<turrisg to the company all OF
the money expended in Development
work, there has been placed on the
property an excellent plant Of machinery
and the available reserves give absolute
assurance that the present year viii Be =
most renume1stiye one for the ovpe1A
The principal aociholders reside 1t
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

Word was received this week from
Manager s. W. Miller, wso is in Chicago
that the directors Of the Orinoco Mining
and Tunnel company had decided to
place piaut Of machinery on the oIinoco
tunnel, by the middle Of March. and that
ample capital has been secured to insure
the completion of the tunnel The
Orinoco is located on the south slope of
Alps mountain, and is destined to inter
sect group of fourteen Claims owned by
the company. Work at presents being
done by hand and the face Of the tunnel
IS now in little over ASo feet.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

Tryu for ranch eggs. vegtsbjes
rosifry sod meats IaxHo & CO.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

wAsTED-Ciri for general house~ork
no washing. no cooking. Apply at ITO.
Colorado Street.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21


Alfred Down and Richard Davis. who
are leasing on the Treasure Vault. made
shipment from their lease last week
which gave them returns Of over fzz per
day per man. The ore was taken from
the stope just west of the old shaft above
the tunnel level, and but short ways
from the place from which the former
high grade shipments wese taken out.
The Treasure Vault is one Of the few
veins in the district carrying teiiurium-
Two yesrs ago considerable OF the lower
grade ore Vas treated at the local mills,
bat satisfactory saving OF valnes was
never made. A shipment of the same
character of ore will be made TO the
Golden smelter.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

The entire twenty stsmps and the
Elspass mill at the Ward mill, were
started up Thursday morning, ard opers-
tions will be continued now withou,
interfnissiou. The management made
exhaustive tests during the previous
operations and they have determined
how the best results may be obtained.
The mill has ten slow and ten rapid
drop stamps and the Elspass mill, the
ore from the different parts OF the mine
being of slightly different composition as
to naturalization. and will be treated in
the respective sections Of the plant. The
mill is as nearly automatic as it IS pos
sihle to make it. and is now equipped
with electric power throughout. Day
and night shifts will be worked, and as
soon as the cyanide section is connected
up the tailinss will be reated by that
process.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21

company. The directors. who are
wealthy men. decided that the company
would drive the Gold King tunnel the
entire distance of 5000 feet regardless Of
any of the veins cut in driving the ,un
mel, aud ample capital has been secured
for that purpose. The tunnel which is
now in us feet. is being driven with two
shifts. A new blacksmith shop and ore
house was completed at the tunnel mouth
this week. Those familiar with the
mountain penetrated by the Gold King
tunnel predict that the ;uurel will be
come one of the principal producers in
that section of the district.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-01-21
MIslsfI APPLICATION NO. ~.

First publication November Is, isoi
Last publication January IL. 1905.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-02
BOSTON GENIUS
Placed Live Wire on Bac., Fence and
 Cats Had Surprise.

From the Boston Herald.
 Detective Charlie Newell of the East Dedham street police station has solved the three weeks mystery of the Jun gle,' as this South End district has come to be known, because of the numerous experiences the officers have had with creatures, such as swarms of bees boars, raccoons, opossums and cows.
 For nearly a month people have poured into the station with complaints for Captain O'Lalor, whom they begged to rid the district of some beast that had disturbed their slumbers. Policemen have worked day and night in search for the prowler, which uttered shrill screams. Finally the cause of the dis turbances was found in an alley extend ing between the rear of the houses which line Pembroke and West Newton streets. People living there noticed that the cats walked along the fences, stopped sud- denly, screamed and toppled over as if dead. After time they would recover and limp away, but never mount this fence again. 1t was finally decided that the screams of these afflicted cats were the horrible noises which had terrified the neighborhood.
 Captain OLalor next received the com plaints of those who sympathized with the suffering kitties declaring the ami mals were being mercilessly tortured.
 Yesterday Detective Newell, digging about in the alley in the rear of the houses at 130 Pembroke and 149 West Newton streets, discovered a very fine and innocent appearing copper wire. He traced it and found one end was at tached to an underground conduit and 1t extended along the top fence rails on either side of the alley. It was barred to the soft ''footsies ot the kitties which .perambulated along the fence rails and sang midnight serenades. When they stepped on the wire their songs ended with wild scream and they fell to the ground as if dead. Newell tore up the wire.
 It was believed the man who invented and rigged this contrivance must be an electrician, but the police declare that he is musician whose keen ear resented the midnight screams of the cats.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-02

to the languages Outside of his regular school work he studied French and Span i5h and mastered typewriting and stenog- raphy. In August. 1904 he took q position as bookkeeper with the Live Stock Com mission company at the Union Stock yards. Chicago. and to perfect himself in Spanish he took a course under a Spanish tutor. His reason for prefecting himself In the language was his wish to go to Cuba.
 About two months ago a Spanish count visited with the Spanish consul at Chi cago and desired some one to show him though the stock yards who could an- swer his inquiries concerning the work fngs at the yards in Spanish. Young Ray, hearing this, introduced himself to the count and offered his services, which were accepted, the two spending one day on the tour Rays knowledge of the spanish language, as well as his acquaint- ance with the business methods and work at the stock yards made an impression on the count. At the close of the day young Ray was invited to attend dinner given by the Spanish consul in honor of the count At this banquet the count told Ray that when he returned to Spain if there was any opening in the way of tu- toring presented he would use his infiu- enee to obtain a place for him.
 Ray thinking the Count was comp1i-
 
 him he would be glad of the opportunity, and was much surprised some time later upon the receipts of a latter from the Counts secretary saying that the young Spanish King Alfonso wished to learn American ways and customs and desired to get knowledge of American ideas from some young American and offered a position to him. Correspondence en- sued and an engagement as regards sal ary was made. He is to have his ex- penses while in attendance at court paid, and $1200 year for two years. At the end of this period if his services are satis- factory to the King he is to receive his expenses for a trip home and a further two years employment upon his returs at 5000 a year.
 After completing this arrangement. Ray resigned his position in Chicago and re- turned to Lancaster to make his prep aration for leaving. He has applied for passports from the State Department at Washington and through Congressman Babcock he has received a letter of i'm troduction from the Department of State to all American consuls abroad and ex- poets to sail from New York June 15.
 Young Ray says in regard to the trip and his position abroad T like the idea immensely. I will certainly enjoy the trip and expect to like the work that will follow. as I understand it. l am ex- pected to give to the King information regarding American business methods and such general information in reference to American ways and customs as I may possess. I am aware that the King is versed in the English tongue and do not expect to have any tutoring to do on that line''
 The Lancaster boy has been spending considerable time with the Spanish vice consul in Chicago studying court etiquette In preparation for his trip.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-02
CHEAP RATES TO

Meeting of National Educational asso- ciatlon, Asbury Park, N. J.. July 3-7. 1905 Rate very low. tick cts on sale Ju 29-3o and July 1-2. 1905. final limit July 10. 1905; limit may be extended to August 3l, 1905, by deposit and payment of fee of 50'cents. Take the A. c. s. 5:45 a. m. train. Sleepers to New York Dining car.
 limited Society Christian Endeavor, h. ternational Convention. Baltimore. Md, July 5-1O, 1905. Rate of on, fare plus s1 for the rounds trip; tick cts on sale July 1-2-3-4. 1905; final limit July 15. 1905; return limit may be extended to August 31. 1905. by deposit and payment of fee of s1. Take the A. c. s 5:45 a. m. train. Sleeper to Baltimore Dining car.
 Purchase tickets via Bristol and the Norfolk and Western railway. Solid train service. Through slecpers Dining car ser vice. All information cheerfully furnished.
 Warren L. Rohr, Western Passenger Agent. Chattanooga. Tenn.
 D. c. Boykin. Passenger Agent. Knox, ville Tenn.
 w. B. BevIll. General Passenger Agent. Roanoke. Va. 6-1S--tf