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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15
@m piterlamoife 2eaembe.

@n piterlanbife 2egenbe.
Ser bar fortRlles Der - Ell
Man6, Il
JONI fan6t engang / grfnens Son6
EN- &un6, ser laa Sept og 8aan6e
balpog6 al 9grit, fat l16en Nan6e.
Sin Turban tog ga 6enne Mam6
for itrafs at BRUCE ben iom 5pano
oens 2inne6boan6 ban req It'll,
% Strtmlerne ban / ct Mu
ipm &eb bef9lte6e berbe6;
iQa fnele6 be6 en- 8rgn6 ban ne6
og rafte paa ct 9ieblif
ben itaffels &nno en- 2G6ifeorif.
Men en- 8rofet, Tom bette bgrte,
til Solicit 6isie Sr6 fremfgrte:
rSpao Spnb ban emo bar giort
2ibet."
bar @116 for biit bam MI ttlgipet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Observation-Disclosures: Mnor. S.
Goblin % Gbriitine Slion, Sobn 6.
Mpbre pg Safe Spirf, &eter Srl1el=
jon % Mnna &eteri on.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

st @umcitcab &clinqniibment
u. 9af. tilial9s for $50. vSiocnbc'
anpiier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Scr pil blipc crgclif @mbstjcmcitc
nglte Spnoog Nftcn / @olgotbatir=
ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

st. Paul.
= > ani %,,t''.,,, a.'s',*'.,t,,s,.
3ontoret CT aabent bbe1 Sbgneoaa
I'll 81. $50.
We'd Kjob eller Reparation af
Uhre bes@g den velkjendte Ju1e.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St,
For de bedste Fotografier b@r
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
E.. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
Sfulcrnc CT MI oabne0e, % 8pr=
11ene CT lpffclige.
Scr nil blipe c,rgclf @mbstjemcite
nGlte Spnoog Nftcn / @olgotbafir=
ten.
st @umcitcab &clinqmiibn1ent
u. 9af. tilial9s for $50. vSiocnbc"
anpiier.
Observation-Disclosures: Mnor. 5.
Gobliu % Gbriitine Slion, Sobn 6.
Mpbre pg Safe Spirf, &eter Srl1el.
ion % Mn1a &eterlpu.
Scr iigcs at prrc II &atte / Ell
6lot @p9nin9 / @bicago. San st,
&oul pppiie noget lignenoe? Siffeu
CIT Mltltf Ser 111oo bore!
@ulgatbafirfcns &nim6efurcmina
ofboloer 8oiar / &irfenS 8aiemen1
Sbors0og % 6re0og Miten Sept. %
og 20. 8illetter 10 @el1ts.
&%linbiuin. st Eor 8lin6iuin blet
opooge0e lige 11oen for l1oitillings:
g%rl1noen, og @ierne, Solepb Stoffels
og Spbn Sanbers, blep bper mulfte.
re6e $780,.
@uem nil bapc CIT Section 2an>
I Stntsman g., u. 9, til $8.2;
pr. Mere? Tureippr9 paa uSibem
beg &ontor for nermcre ltnberrct
ming.
8abeiaiipnen paa @arriet Gen e:
I'LL nper, og Tplf maa goo ifi6ne ii
nGlte CONNER, for1toiot at s
life paoifer Jig biemme. Sill neit
Sailon Ioper 9r. Sboge % Muii
for bper Sag.
Mfrs. Matbilbe &aricm al -,
Scents Str, ser iom man pe6, fit il
enc Ben amputeret for Ell tire Moone
Ser iioen, oeoe / Manbags og ble'
begrapet igaar. Mermere angaoen
Sc 8cgrapelien oiu. / neite 9fumer
@ar Sc 8gejenbom, iont Sc hi
bptte for Sarm eller bilot 2anb'
&bis iaa, iaa fom os ie os. 81 fa1
gibe Gem en gub vbeal".
Spbnien e. g.,
rs 1tnion 8locf, ct. 8aml, Mfinn
Martin S%brgenicn, ser iom ma1
Dtl ertn0re, blep ien0t til &ocbeltel
Sin0sipgeaipl for nogle Maaneoe
ltoen, blep for fort Sis lt6en jen6
bjem iom belbreoet, men fan ble'
itrafs 0aorlig igien og blep for e
Ear Tiger iiben igien ien0t tilbage
81 baaber, ban mart n1oo blipe fulo
ltgnoig raif.
@pur CT M11tnnt1t Ctr? Moqe
ganife morlomt ben6te / 8praooe
f%orleoen, i6et ser bar ingen, ser bis
lte, bbor Mutun1n Ctr. er. ct 6or
flag por bragt i11o ON @eparerimge1
at cit 8ro poa 6enne @a6e, men Sc
maatte ltgge ODER til man fltn6e ft116,
no, bpor @abcn CT. M11tl,n1 Stree
er Sen fieroe @abe fra Safe &belal
moro for Marplano og lpber pit ii
8pgrenoien.
Spbiler. Drengebern: Mrs. 81
OO.1S-. ron H~( -.r- ~. Ooo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Scr iigcs at nrrc II &atte / Ell
6lat @Nning / Chicago. San st.
Eal1l pppile noget l%ignenoc? Siffen
e1 Mltiif Ser n1oo bore!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

For de bedste Fotografier b@r
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Sfolcrne or MI aabneoe, % 8pr=
meme CT lpffelige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15
st. Paul.
= : a . %%,,t,.,,, a.,.',.,.',,,,,,

aontoret CT aabent bper Sbsnebaa
til 81. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

We'd Kjob eller Reparation af
Uhre bespg den veIkjendte Juve.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Mntallct al DC beb ltbitillin9e,1 a11-
iotte 9etiente oip. anorog Jig til om1-
trent 600. Ser por III lpeciel=
le &olitibetiente, 8illetielgere %
l1iberS 200, Sgn1repe % Mrbejos=
folf $50 oip. Gil at iamle op Mffalo
% &apir bar ser Is.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

@ulsatbafirfcns &pinbeforcnins
ofboloer 8oiar / &irfenS 8o1ement
Sbors0og % 6re0og Miten Sept. %
og 20. 8illetter 10 Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15
Barber SIR. @asmmsien poa Sacf-

Barber Gbr. &asmmsien paa Sacf=
ion Str, oil, lom f6r omtalt, mart
flptte til fit nDe @lo6s, SEQ. 303,
iamme @a6e. &an boober 81 at ie
alle fine gamle &11n6er tilligemeo
mango 11De. 2ofalet er imagful6t
iitanoiat og bill blipe foripnet meo en-
bper tenfelig 8efpemmeligbe6. Maar
s9e ifal barberes, iaa gaa 6io.
en d. opre a,,rber bar e, flor
stoef Tarm ! 8isepnfin, ioun ian
buifer bpttet mpb en- SSernframforret-
ming meb 8penineer1 oie., betlit i en-
minore 8p. Gn almmoelig @arb=
mare % Supplement Torretning meb
en- gob &dl1bel. Sdr Sc en- iaaba1
5Orretning og bi1iftr at trGfffe Dem
tilbage til 2anblioet, iaa ifrib til os.
Sobniett & g.,
IS 1tnior 8lpef, e. 8anl, Msi1n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

&%linoipin. st Yor 8linoiuin blep
o%poageoe lige 1,oen for ltoltillings-
g%rltnoen, og @ierne, Soiepb Stoffels
% Sobn Sal1oers, blep bper mltlfte=
re6e $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15
farmtlattn.

81 frembpbcr:
2anb / Miebigan fra $1.50sM s.,
pr. Mere / stpffer at 40 til 1000
Mcrcs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Gn fin ppoprfet 100 glercs Tarnt
n,eb &1s oip. ! @arb g., q. =,
tire Ysil fra Station, fun $1,750.
Mfan ifal leoc lcngc otter en- itprre
Bargain / u. >.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

9pbsfalb: Olga SSperion, 2utber
&oipital, 10 Mor, sen CITE; &agna
so. g. Moe, 600 Murora Ctr, 6 Mor,
Sen 96e; Mrs. Matil6a 2arien, 1874
6. Scents Str, SO Mar, Sen lite,
Ole @anion, iii 6. 10. Ctr, ~.
Mar, ben Soc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

@ue1n pil bapc en- Gcetion 2anb
I Stntsman g., u. ., til $8.2:5
pr. Mere? T%ureippr9 paa uSibcm=
bc"s &pntpr fpr 1rrmcre 1tmberrct=
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

&c fer! silialss 10 Meres ,neb 5
8pggetonter / en- goo 2anosbD. 4
@iseoniin, life mango Mil fra 81.
saul. Der e. ct @ats, to @talbe,
Stem Mielfe S1ts % smeSie. .Gn
,1omGrfet Slabs for &oitel, &snic-
eaarb, 8ia0I iaart 6rnst og Scr.
Der e. 50 sfpssetraer, meeet be-
fpemt belisgeabe Nor sfofe, &irfe,
.B1tifer, Mejeri, Sernbaneitation pip.
8uif: bette e. lige ! 9anbsb9en. 8risI
Inn $1,000, bboraf foa1tant $1,000.
5. Sobnien & Go.,
'46 1tniO1 8lotf, 81. Saul, Miun..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

8aociaiiome,1 poa @orriet gen er
MI pper, og Tplf n1aa gao ifione til
nGite Sonmer, for116iat at Sc
life paoifer Jig biemme. Sill ne1te
Gaiion loper 2r. Oboge % Mulif
for bper Sag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Baron &omura fommer alligeoel
life till ct. Saul iom ferit beitemt.
SON lieger ipg poa tit &otel / SEEM
Oorf. Set iag6es ferit, at ban les
al geerbefeber, men 2egerne beneg=
ter bette. Ser er antogelig ingen
6are.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Martin Sprscnien, ser iom man
ptl erinore, blep ien0t til &ocbeiter
Sinosipgeaipl for nogle Maaneoer
iioen, blep for fort 5i0 iioen ien6t
bjem iom belbreoet, men fan bleo
ltrofs 6aorlig igien og blep for ct
&ar Tiger ii0en igien ien0t tilbage.
81 baaber, ban mart m1ao blipe fnlo=
ItGnoig ralf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

yGn al DC bebitc Tarme / Mtanito-
ba meb iture, bcfpemme 8p9ningcr
og alle mmli9c Jurbebringcr, fun
$40 pr. Mcrc. Scr CT $40 Mcres lige
pcb Gtation, ,1cn 2anbct fun bcles,
bnis %nbopenbigt. 9ettc Ct ct %iturar=
tct @obtfjbb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Glesante %opbDrfeoe Tarme / &sis=
eoniin % Minneiota paa n,esct RI
mcli9c &ilfaar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-15

Tpbiler. Drengebgrn: Mrs. 81.
Melion, $50 Gberofee ctr, Mrs. s..
Carlton, 175 Granite Ctr, Mrs. s s.
6. &anien, 314 &arrtion Str, Mrs.
&r1g. &eterion, 971 Stole Str, Mrs.
81. @eterion, 1857 @6gerton ctr.
&igebgm: Mrs. S. Sacobien, 2iIp<
oole, Mrs. Sam Sobnion, $50 Gaje
Str, Mrs. Mfr. Sobnion, T27 6. 9.
Ctr, Mrs. emil 2arlon, .815 Scents
Ctr, Mrs. g. .Relion, IS Manitoba
Str, @rs. sl1g. 2arion, 762 Goof
Str, Mrs. 8. 6. Berg, 9S8 Gron1<.
nell Str.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04

feet respectively on the Libbie, Ma NJ
ser. Josephine. Kelly, lhez. Nansau
kretiow and Jacobs lodes. bearing
i5e feet IN width respectively. situate
"a Cold DIRT Mining District. Clear
ereek centtS. state Of COLORADO. and
viz
LIBBIE LODE
900 n. being y 10 F. and 7Je IT 8
- " from discovery cut.
., Beeginuing. at Cor. No. !. whence the
". ~ cqs' see, y fs Z & " Q.
It thence y -, T. 1890 n 10 Cor No
? thence :. i5. + lie Il. TO Cor. No. j
thence r. "; 1909 q to Cor No. &
the place OF bsginning
MAssER LODE
=. "a e being y 5s' +. and 1855 II 5
B-sin inning at Cor. No. !. whence the
W. I. Cor. sec. ~. 7. 3 r. "a W oi
re- re- thence he iss5 s r, q 70 " Sor =; "a
2; thence = Is (. i5e II 10 Cor No. .
thsnss thsnse 4 ii is E, 4, to to Ger Cor No No
the place OF beginning.
JOSEPHINE LODE
ifza r. being \ ~ E. and IS H. S
Beginning at Cor. 10. 1. whence the
the sth s 2 i. ee bears i X iss' 3 T. i i H. Y sss.
thence s 70 " i5pe II. to Cor. 10
thence \. Is. W. $50 It. TO Cor. No. i,
KELLY LODE.
u e being y IS E. and I4si # 5
Is w from discovery shaft
" = Cor. sec. i. r. S, r = ". a' %
,se t ,hande fss T. s eeSF' A. 300 Is + IS =, H w 4.
fhehss shsnss ~ " Z iios lsS 4, & to to Cor Cor 30
thence n IS w iso n to Cor. No. i
the place of SsEInn,ng ry 6nv
I47s IT being 4. Is. e and "a IT. s
Beginning at Cor. No. !. whence the
=, ne ,sh. sth p u bears y i. 50 v. ss2
f6eass Z shsncs 3 l5r " E ,iao iso &, q Cor, 80 !,
thence u is. W. ise It to Cor. Cor. No. No. j i
the place Of beginning
W. from discovery cut
Beginning at Cor. No. i. whence the
sse M s,h c9! Sc see bear, IL r r. W sss q
g; thence s Is: W. iseo II, 70 Cor No
2; thence s Is. f $50 II. to Cor. No. 3;
themes ssnes \ s f. iiss iss e e sS S Cor Cor No No
'Ae p'A KREfLow'vs ff1o'vs LODE.
IS. ". from e.h discovers ~ ~ rhatt h ahd as IT. ;
" Cor. sec; u. II. r 7s ". of
r. ise ssena. sse n s.aF. isod II r. SO So, ss
2: thence 9 Is. z. $50 II to Cor. No. 3.
thence 8 f5. W. 1900 # to Cor No 4:
thence n. Is. w. $50 II to Cor No. J.
the place of beginning
JACOBS LODE.
1855 n. being ~ 75s E. and IL r. q.
rs. w. from discovery shaft
Beeinning at Cor No. i. whence the
n. n, ssh :: y r. s.sSz :; :;;;.is n " io.s7
2. thence s. IS z. $50 IT. to Cor No
thence thence \ =. z; 1890 e, 70 Cor. No. !:
the place of beginning.
Containing 1855 acres, expressly
excepting and excluding all CONFLICT
with svrs. Nos. s77i. sos4. es1s. I7ssf
g r X Sec II and tbs :. W. Il Sec. IL.
I. IS. r. q W. cf the sth r H.
ume fs4. at pages s3, g. IS and ss. OF
the records Of Clear Creek county. Col
orsdo- Adjoining claimants,- owners OF
surs. Nos 4771. so34. ss2s. 1887 and
c. d. FORD. Register.
First pub. Feb. II. last pub. April IS. 1903
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04

4. z. sttaub sns associates have
taken lease ON the seaton dumps. and
are now shipping large tounage Of ore
direct to the samplers. - hich re arms them
a prof, of from s. to s. 50 per ton net
There are thousands 81 | n in the old
seaton dumps aud also ore Of a higher
grade which would not pay years ago
Is necessary. although some parts will
require screening 10 sepefste the vaiu ;
from the barren rock in the vein matter.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04
Attest
Mayor
cuyclerk
eINING aPpucaI

N.asfai Survey Ne. Iezs
L. : Lsrt nae
Dsuser. coia.. Fscrsa75 Is. 1896.
Nasies IS hstset giyss that Thz Hyisna Minins I
f4ef @hsse rasiafscs IS iAaho spria ss Caiosa.o
has Hsss spFicailOn for parent taF % iinssf
90 he Essex. Lite Mack ana Neags ia4ies. 60 :
finsaf feet on The Fairsie ha5s aal ig78 near fsri
on the lie Coup ta1s- osarnE ( . a14 silver. - IN
surface ground - fees Nalfh fssgest veiy sitass
IN spanish Bar Mining DisffiCt Ci-sf Greek Coun-
~. Stats - CaisfA1p. ard 5sscr he1 H. pist sn1
he's notes on hs in his gthee. as iaBs-s. viz
Essex LODE
~ a. y - 81 ". arr 1910 4. fs' s. E from
isseosess poiut.
sssiunaE At Cor. No. l. ~heaes nc n. z Cor
Sec 3. Z IS. 2 Jaw. Il ne sih p NJ ssar< s
20 Cor No >. thence \ sls 20 " s,o IT to Cot.
~. 2. ihsncs y, 50 2 f ii9ss ~ 20 Cor. No {;
q. issEss g. >, % go = 70 Co, sa there &c s,
lso9s fl. TO CT Ne !. ne riacs q beginning.
lizs f. Ae w. and 3 fl $ - E. from iis-
B<ginniag at Cor. Ne. l. ~herce The n. Cor.
So 3. ]. -. \. % W u tbs oh p ~ beAfs 5. =
No. thence y. 81 {. 10 II. 10 Cor. No :. thsnee
= 5's {. $50 u. 10 C,r No. a. hence ). 6 w. 80
- W. - faiRpi1w Lobh
i5f'. ; % W. thence 1863 #. ) IL W. and 90
Il y. e4' E fiou discovery cut
see. !. T is. K q W of me 6sf ?. Il. s-a.s 5 s.
3 20 ". .ssi f. tbene> y - W. isa.i e.. 70
LuT. No 2 thence y. 81 f. ts n COT. z,
fhener : 2S {. 10 It. 70 Cor No 4 tbenes ) s.
W ~ It. 10 Cor No S; fhenee : Tfs W HIS IT.
to Cor. No. /. the PLACE of e<gnninx
WEDGE LODE
rs IT, 5. o. % W and szs u n sss 30 r. from
discovery cut.
Beginning a. Cor, No. 1. whence the N E. Cor.
Sex. 3, As. r. % W. Of the sth . " eears ). s.
10 iV' Z. 2-s6. u f. tbence 2Is ~ W. 1908 r. 10
Cor. No 2; thence n 6.e ~ 1860 Il 10 C,.. No g.
ihence 8. 1i' ~ z Ilo 20 Cot No 1; thence s.
g. 30 W. iso f. To Cor. No. l. tss place of be-
ginning.
LIE COUP LODE.
1870 II. :. ooa W. ana 70 II. N. as' E. from As
covery cut
Beginning Cor No. 1, whence the y. e. Cor.
Sec. !. 7. s. r. 70 W. of the sth p N. bears s.
Is 81 40 Z. 2bist3 n. thence n "a w. 10 n. 10
Cot No 2. thence n. % e. iS7p n 10 Cor. No 3;
thence s "a e. $50 II. 10 Cor No /. thence s. g.
w 1910 # TO Cor. No. !. the place q b<RinninR.
Containing s-Ybs acres. expressly excepting and
excluding all conhci With Surveys Nos 10. 1Qs b.
3i2 40. 661 t<ss s73. ~, B An y7s 1919. iS3.
1914. lhis. 1851. 6i5i Am 69Is. iusis i3r3. l51s9.
3sf and part of the conflict with SURVEYS Nos 1fs0
and Ils3 a. retaining Tracts A ard B exclusive Of
Sur. No. 1sS B. and forming a portion Of unsub
divided. It. s. r.. 13 W Of the 9Th y N. SAID
locations being recorded in Vols isa a. iss. l3s ana
ie. pages lU.. % s17 37s and 3ss Of ,he Records Ut
Clear Creek County. Colorado
Adjoining claimants of the above named
Sarveys and Surveys Nos. ez7. lS7. 1918 ana
1896.
C. D. FORD. Register.
First ret- Feb. Is
LaSl put hrftl q
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04
Resolutions

To the Master Work man and Members
ofIdaho lodge No. 70. 4. o L W
We, your committee. appointed to
draft resolutions of coincidence on the
death oi Brother (. J wideuian. beg
leave to submit the following;
WHEREAS. Our Heavenly Father has
once more visited our lodge. and this
time taken from Us, one of our most use
fui members. one who has bsen iden-
titled with this lodge for nearly eighteen
years. hand in hand, shoulder TO shoul-
der. heart 10 heart aud during this period
of time, has been one of our chief eoun.
seliors. and guiding lights, and recogniz
ing his noble qualities. his name shall be
written in the history of Idaho Lodge No
40, one whose faith in the ability of
the Ancient Order of United Workmen,
TO care for the loved ones left behind
was absolute,
Be it Resolved that in the death Of
Brother Wid' man. the town has los, an
honest citizen. this order one OF its most
loyal members. his wife and children, a
loving husband and noble parent,
aud
Be i, Further Resolved, that this
lodge extend its sympathy and con-
dolenee IN this hour of SORROW TO the
bereased ones, and that copy of these
resolutions be published. spread upon
the minutes of this lodge. and a cop, be
presented to the family Of the deceased,
and tha, our charter be draped for thirty
dsvs.
Fraternaliy submitted in c. II. and p.
II. o. WALKER,
a. J. McAsDREws,
J. +. CLARK,
Committee
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04
rosrrfrteE NOTICE.

t. Atlhit AeD8usi3 ara % Aiffs3 Nanlefzt1as
Yaa are hereby rs,.6ea thst - have sg~nde4 4uf-
as zach of fae yeas isi's issss tss, lt'l. t-li
~ e tPa ans iislE handres saiArs IN if.of az :
Improvements apsu ea1h. lhr Daley kiHE ard
'fDniy H8re idirs ss.aate - ballN art paiiey
.ulng u|sfriets- Gnunfv ct Clear Cfe~k. Sfaif Z
C.Horadl- TIE a0gtusf l5catslH ceflttates Of rieh
afe fauni ~ rslslt Baaks ~ AM IA a. rags
&C. ass page fezerztifeis 10 me uiiue q ne re-
cordar of sa1 County. ufasf 50 hii sati eialsns 5
an each 81 them. 4n1eF fie Provisions u section
s3f - Ihs RrFIs-4 stsfafes q the UHiisi States.
aaa fte sar4ineHHs Ihr.stB sFrf1xei January =.
ts-i. fanfrFu-rE annaai iatsf upnn mining Claims.
eas To- sHaaft re44ifsf - '0li ssi5 iptes ard each
1f th=a ~ fs per As eniHE on ihs thifts -hfsi LAY
- Darsa1er ~ zach q said mentioned years. An1 y
wthln nlHefy Saws from te personal sersee q this
n1tios sifhIu ninsfv days afief TIE PUBLICATION
hefelf vai. fa fcfuss cnntffhute youf pfupof-
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04

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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04

The Musical club met With Miss Eliza
Ellis Thursday evening. fall member
ship being present. Voc i solos were
rendered by Mrs. Haua, Aiiss Ellis, Mr
Morris and sprague Stewart. The bal
auce of the pTosrsmme consisted Of d
cello selection by ?. p. Barbour accom-
panied by Mrs. +. Z. Ansoye, piano
solo by Prof Seupert and several selec
tions by a male quartetie. The next
meeting oi the club sil! be entertained
BY Mrs. T. f. Argove
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04

Lewis Oliver, JF., Is in charge of the
Hudson mill during the absence OF Man
aser Roller. Lev Is a graduate of the
Dart iabratory.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04

Miss Maude L.zelte Giikey. assisted by
the hish school mandolin club. will give
an entertainment at the Presbyterian
church Monday evening.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04

The Card club ~as entertained last
evening at the residence OF Geo. x kim.
ball on Colorado street, and euchre was
the game used to stnuse the guests. The
first lady 5 prize ~ss won by Mrs " L.
Bush and the second BY Mrs K. B. Nor
ton. X. y. Morton and r. Z. Augoye
sharing The gentlemen's houors. The
following guests wre preseH,: Messrs
and Messl mss BRsh. Morton. Roller
Angove. shsrRin, Evans. Wiley. Mrs.
Fred, Mis-, Gfahuie and Messrs. Afkills
aud SandstfDth.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04

The Unity club met Friday nigh, at the
grams being rendered A trip through
Mexico by Miss Daisy Bond. a sketch OF
Humboldt by Mrs. Horsch, and paper
on the city OF Mexico By Eula Horsch
made an interesting evening Tae les
son review was led by Miss Batchelier.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04

i.siay ette Hanchett rri,ed this morn
ing from Sal, Lake city upon his monthly
visit to inspect the mining properties ia
which be IS interested. He will return
west on tomorrow afternoons train.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04
SHORT SIFTINGS.

{. A. Chernan, OF the Stanley mine,
was a Denver passenger yesterday alter
noon.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04
NOTICE OF APPLICATION rOR U. >.
PATENT.

Mining Application No. 1sOo.
Mineral Survey No. I7SSs
U. 8. Land Omce.l
Denver. Colorado.
February. l1pe
Notice is hereby given that In pufBu-
ance of the act Of Congress approved
nay lo. 1872. The Little Rtchafd MIN
Its attorney in fact. whose uostoflice IL
Idaho Springs. Colorado, has made ap-
piication for patent for 16oe linear
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-04

The Shakespeare club was entertained
ias, "Wednesday evening by Mrs. John
g. Roberts. IT being postponed from
Tuesday evening in order TO allow the
members to attend the lecture by Judge
Lindsey. The roll call was responded to
wi'h quotations ou the labor question. A
paper on Mexican Art aud Pottery =
was read by Miss Mufiel II Il. and select
reading, The Angels Of Buena Vista
~as given by Mrs. David Hill. The dis
eussiou on political economy was led by
Miss Bowie. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. y. J. Pike.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-15

Cottonwood Items.

The snow is fast disappearing
but Jack Frost is making good ice.
Ed and Harry Kinsey left for
their home in Ogden Thursday.
Harry Turnbull was visitor in
Shoshone Saturday.
Miss Annie Durfee left for her
home in Oakley Saturday,
Richard Mccormack was in Sho-
shone Saturday returning Sunday.
Now is the time to get your ice
house ready for the crop.
Mrs. w. G. Isaac and children
visited with Grandma Byrne Fri
day.
Miss Dora Byrne visited with
her sister, Mrs. Tom Ivers on Sill
yer Creek Friday, returning Sun
day.
We are pleased to note that Miss
Blanche Gwin, who was reported
sick last week is able to be out, and
is attending to her duties as teach
er at the Fairview school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Byrne, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Bayless, Miss Agnes
Feen and Jonn Koonce were pleas
ant callers at the Isaac ranch Fri
day evening.
Word comes from Parsons, Kas.,
that Freddie, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Mathey, died of typhoid
fever, Saturday, December End,
and was buried Sunday. And that
two other children in the family
were sick with the same disease.
This is sad news to their many
friends here who extend their
heartfelt sympathy.