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II Blue Ribbon Lemon and Vanilla
Extracts Fall TO please you can get
your money back. A trial is al tne
makers ask.
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/ to increase with each day until frost.
He does not think there is any chance
of stamping out the disease, especial
ly as parties persist in corcealiug
cases, which should be reported to the
physicians.
Not Enough Nurses.
There are net enough experienced
nurses in the city to supply the de-
mand now being made for them. Yes
terday kilograms were sent to New
Orleans to the Marine Hospital sur
geon asking if he could spare any
trained nurses. The reply was that
four could be spared, and it is very
probable that these win be sent for
today, as their services are at pres
ent badly needed.
The physicians continue to work
day and night In an endeavor 20 check
the spread of the disease, and have
made good progress considering the
conditions with which they have been
surrounded, and the many obstacles
which have been thrown in the way of
exterminating the fever.
Many Gases Being Watched.
Many cases of fever are under sur
veillance by the officials. In fact it
is anticipated that before tonight sew
eral of those which are now in the
suspicious class will develop yellow
fever.
r. L. Bowen Dies.
A death, which does not appear in
the official report. for the reason that
it occurred after the compilation of
the same, is that Of r. L. Bowen.
manager of the Southern Hotel on
East Garden street. He died shortly,
before 8 O'Clock. His death had been
expected during the afternoon and
night.
Sundays Cases.
No deaths occurred Sunday, but
there We're nineteen new cases report
ed. These were:
H. Altman, 81 East Intendencia
street.
Raymond Eichwold, Bears alley.
Annie L. Edwards, South Clubs
street.
James Simpson, 1O15 East Helm
berg street.
Annie Simpson, 1875 East Helm
berg street.
P MCGUIRE, $40 East Wright street.
G. w. Wright, East Wright street.
H. Jackson, West Zarragossa street.
Eleanor Miller. 119 West Zarragos-
sa street.
willim Olsen. West Government
street
Ernestine Jeudivine, 613 East Gov
eminent street.
N. Carroll, 609 Salamanca street.
A. Green. PIT East Jackson street.
Matte Green, 217 East Intendencia I
street
Ella Green, 217 East Jackson street !
]. Dunkin. 222 East Chase street.
Mary White, 81 East Romano
street.
Louise Anderson, East Main stree.
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OPENING OF THE
SCHOOL

At a meeting Of the advisory board
OF the Pensacola Classical School held
Sept p, 1905, it was found advisable 70
postpone the opening Of the coming
session until more favorable eondt-
tons prevail
II. CLAY ARMSTRONG,
Principal
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interesting Statistics,

w. R. Meriwether, 42O East Strong
street.
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The
PROTEK
Collar

which can be found only on
Sicin-Bloch Overcoats, pre-
vents the fashionable, snug
fitting collar iron crocking
the white linen collar be
nuath It. Can you imagine
an improvement 10 Overcoats
thst could be any more vel
come 70 wearers than tEisg
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VIGILANCE OF
VOLUNTEER
INSPECTORS

(c0ntinued FrOm Flrst Page.l
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Preliminary Treatment.

At the outset Of the disease the old
fashioned mustard foOJbath viii be
found very good, also a drink of hot
lemonade Il is well 10 induce a gentle
perspiration. and to keep the patient
well but lightly cOvered-do not sweat
him. e, ssgFs
Should the patient become naus5at-
ed and vOtnit frequently, place cloths
wrung out Of ice water on the stomach
covering them closely with a soft fan
mel cloth. renewing them as often as
the application becomes warm.
I have found when symptoms of
black vomit appaar-such as hiccough
and the expelling from the stomach of a
sour. glary musciOus fecked with
brown. that a police made by spread
ing corn-meal mush on a cloth. and
spinkEng A. thickly with powdered
willow charcoal is verE effective. The
pOultce shoula be first placed on a
block of ice. and made thoroughly
cold. then applyed 70 the stomach.
charcoal side down. Another police
should be made 10 take the place Of
this one as soon as il becomes heated.
These are old-fashioned home rene
dies, and perhaps if read by one who
has just graduated and who is fun Of
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I am free to declare that we're it not
for the panic and fear which the men
ton Of yellow fever" causes, and had
the over-worked physicians the assist
ance Of good nurses, and the cO-opera-
ton OF citizens in discriminating the
mosquito. that an outbreak of yellow
fever would cause no more alarm than
a prevalence of malarial fever. and
further assert that nine-tenths of
those who yield up their lives during
a scourge Of yellow fever, die from
fright or improper nursing. OF course
the immediate attentisn of physi-
clan is necessary, as medication of the
patient during the first twelve hours
OF the disease is highly important.
If you win permit me I will give a
few suggestions which viii prove
greatly beneficial pending the arrival
of the doctor;
When a person is attacked with vel
low fever it IS generally sudden. al
though the patient may have complain
ed Of general depression, bodily and
for several days preceding
the attack, the greater number OF
which occur between the hours of
twelve and six O'Clock, in the morning.
A chill is generally the first symp-
tOm-in some persons a hard shaking
chill. in Others only a chilly sensation.
This symptom Is followed usually by
a violent headache, with temperature
running high. and a feeling Of extreme
lassitude. especially in the limbs and
pains in the back, and
back Of the neck, sometimes excruciat-
ing.
The eyes are innamed ana, very sen
sitive to the light; there is also a dull
pain in the eye ball, and a hot dryness
of the lids.
The bed where the patient is to be
should scrupulOusly clean, in the
matter OF bed linen, also the patients
night clothes. as in my opinion, ,ne
change made of the clothing
Dr. bed linen under a period of i've or
six days is very dangerous.
If YOU have changed nothing until
he slight moisture which usually fol I
ows the chill, DO not do so now. as the f.
exposure 10 the afr causes the !
1arsnir9ri0n 70 instantly cease
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EFROM FRIGHT
AND IMPROPER
NURSING
Former Pensacola Physician
Writes of Yellow Fever Epi-
denies of Former Years.

4 Editor Pensacola Journal:
Ii was with feelings Of deep regret
that I learned a few weeks ago of the
visitation Of yellow fever 10 your beau
utul and prosperous city.
A few years ago I was a resident and
practicing physician of Pensacola, and
having many friends there, / feel that
perhaps a few words from the "stOre
house" Of knowledge gathered by an
old practitioner, who has Weathered
the storms Of several severe epidemics
may prove acceptable at this time.
The great epidemic Of 1873, which
swept over the southwest with such
demonical fury found me established
In the practice of my profession in
Cairo, H., which place, owing to its
peculiarly exposed position, and at
that time imperfect sanitary condition.
was placed at the mercy of the pest-
lence.
OF course at this time the mos
quito theory" was unknown, and the
tever being pronounced epidemic early
in August ragged with undated fury
until frost
Wild Panic EnsUed.
As is usual in such times of disaster,
the widest panic among the populs-
ton ensued. and many resident ply
sicians Joined in the general exodus,
leaving only three physicians TO adj
minister medical aid TO a remaining
population of about six thousand souls.
was the only Homeopathic physi-
clan in the city. and being familiar
with the disease from experience gain
&c in former epidemics in Memphis,
and other points south, buckled on my
armour and entered the fight with as
sUrance Of success.
How many cases I treated during
this time, do not know, as calls came
ia such rapid succession Gay and night
that II was difficult to keep a strict rec /
ord. However, the record which I
kept showed that out Of 2O5 cases there (
were but three deaths.
Il should be impressed upon the
mind. however. that the nursing of a
yellow fever patient is the most i'm
pOrtant part of the fight. and a physi-
clan who has not the hearty co-opera-
ton Of a good and Obedient nurse, can
wei throw up his hands in despair
and pitch his medicine out of the win
dow.
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to increase with each day until frost.
He does not think there is any chance
of stamping out the disease, especial
ly as parties persist in corcealiug
cases, which should be reported to the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08

weakening drains. heals Inflammation
and liberation and cures female weak
ness.
Il am pleased To inform you Of the benefit
] received from using DR. Pierces favorite
Prescription ana Golden Medical Discov-
eery. sfte. Mrs Elixan.th A. 0swoid a u
Csnsda Wss quite discouraged when I
wrote .skins your advice. - tbs. physicians
here TOLD me- could get no relief except BY
- operation suffered fDF four years from
Irregular and psofuse menstrustion. had sick
and nervous headaches most OF the time.
and II times could hardly walk across the
noor from weakness thank God there y
such remedy As Dr. eferres Favorfte Pre-
scription for suHeTtng ~omen. Before had
taken the drst bottle the headaches had left
me and IL IS r}pt long before Tegul arity was
established and still continues 10 Have just
ontshed house-cieaninS which ! never ex-
pected 10 b- able TO do again. and can truly
SAY | never felt better than ~ present I
gladly recommend 'FAvorite Prescription
% ali who suffer from female ueakncss- IL
has cured me and made me stronger In every
Uay. Neither my husband nor myself can
SAY enough In Its Draise"
The selfish seller who urges some sub
etitute Is thinking Of the larger profit
he'n make and not Of your best good.
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MINING Appel ALTON NO. 1859.
Denver. Colo. July e. 1906


Mineral Survey No. i7is5.
U. 5. Land ONCE,
Denver, Colo. July 6 1905.
Notice Is hereby given, that in pur-
suahte oil the act OF Congress. approved
NAY L., 1872. ". c. Abbott whose post
sn1l snT leT whose postoftice is Denver.
eoIoiA ado, have made application for a
paae p a. Tor 500 linear feet on each OF
Mohawk lodes bearing gold and silver.
surlace ground l5o feet in width sit
9r 91se IN Cascade Mining District. Clear
described in the plat and field notes on
ME In this oihee, as follows:
- - Z. 1855 feet and 7s5 # n s4e
". thence $40 feet S. 55s as W. from
dise9tety shaft Beginning at cor. No
ranse +; Meense e y cor. see u. tpa 3.
5oa e fss52 feet; thence n Ia s. w
l2s. e feet TO corner No. 2; thence n SIS
20 z s4o feet TO corner No, 3 thence
s - E $50 feet 10 corner No. A. thence
4 - E. 1876 feet TO corner No, 5
them y. - W, $50 feet to corner No
q. thence $ 55' As w. $40 feet TO cor
NONPAREIL LODE.
- 80 L. 6Ss feet and 5. a. 80 w.
Il r. 5. = w. 6th p. m. bears $
s5. ~ =" w. 1886 feet; thence \. a.
3 go :, I LOO u! feet TO corner No: 2; thence
thence : 44' so w 1900 feet TO cor
ner No . thence y. 45' so w. l5o feet
to corner No. l. the place of beginning
WENTWORTH LODE.
y. z. 127 feet and 5. AZ W. 1873
feet from discovery shaft Beginning
at corner No !, whence 5, "a sec. IL
tp. $, r. - w. 9Th p. M. bears S. IL
81 W l5- feet; thence n AZ w, l5o
feet to corner No. q thence n. AZ z
f fa9 feet TO corner No I; thence s
~ ". 1900 feet to corner No 1. the
place Of beginning
MOHAWK LODE
s5' E. l3G feet and $ 65' W, $50
feet; thence s So AZ w. $50 feet from
diseoYery cut Beginning at corner No
I; s,s Shelee I ) . sec Z. ~ I IS a. z = w
feet thence n 2s, W, i52 feet 70 cor
10 corner No. :: thence n So F.. 755 O5
feet to corner No. thence 5, 25' e.
10 feet to corner No. s thence $ s5s
W. 543 - feet to corner No. 6 thence
5, s. - W. 1916 feet to corner No
l .the place Of beginning.
Containing 1851 acres. expressly ex-
ceptirg and excluding all conflict with
suryeYa Nos, iI5i 9s23. l53ss and 1856.
and forming a portion OF the $, u Of
s. sec. Twp. $. Range - W OF the
sth principal meridian said locations
heing recorded in vols. Iss. 127. igi and
i5s. pages tah. So. 50. and f9S respec-
tivsly, Of the records OF Clear Creek
county Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners Of sur
vevs Nos I6s sT1A 1909 1850. ri51.
1885. 1886. 1861. es23. 1s3Sa and 1886
e. D FORD Register.
Fir pub July $ last Sep, .. issn.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 1850.

MINING APPLICATION NO. 1850.
Mineral Survey No. 1858.
l.. 8. Land Once
Denver. Colorado. July o, 1sos
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of the
Act Of Congress, approved May 10. 1872 w. T.
kenshaw. whose poetcfhce Il fdaho Spring. Colo
rado. has made application for patent for 1900
linear feet on the Grand Trunk lode bearing gold
and silver he rame being 2. feet Sc Z aud i472
feet So W from discovery shan thereon with
surface ground $50 feet In width situate in idaho
Mining District. Clear Creek County, State of
Colorado. and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this ONCE as follows. viz;
Beginning at cor no !. whence the w u cor sec.
% IT, 9 70 W Of the 9Th .. bears = $40 is, 30
213.9 feet TrianguatOn Station No 81 bears
se 81 W 2e6.l H.; thence $50 " 1850 r. TO cor
no 2: thence n 50 $50 n. 10 no 3: thence So
4 $50 n. 70 cor 4; thence 50 W $50 n TO cor
no I. the place Of beginning.
Containing 2 $50 acres. expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict with surveys Nos 1i0p 13sa,
5757 A.. and 1883 anc Turning = portion of the
unsufsdiytdei Twp 8. Range sS W of the 9th
principal meridian. Said location heieg recorded
Ia vol i0s. page 6l6 Of the records Of Clear Creek
County. Colorado.
Adjoini7g claimants owners Of surs. Nos. 81,
100. 1902. 1903. l3is. 5757 A snd 5ass.
G. D. FORD. Register.
First pub. July s. last Sept. .. 1906.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 1853


Mineral Survey No. 1871.
U. S. Land Once.
Denver. Cotoraeo. May "a 1875.
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance Of the
Aef OF Congress. approved May 10. ls72. J. J. Ken
nedy whose possoshce is Freeiand. Coiorzso. has
sade sppc anon for patent for 1900 linear each
on the Coumbine and Yorkshire ioses bearing goli
and silver. the Columtlne lode bring lss feet N 2s
~ and 1855 feet zs' ~ w from discovery shat,
thereon the Yorkshire lode being I'D feet ~ az
= and 1910 feet S q ~ w from discovery cut wilt
surface ground each 80 feet In With situate in
Trail Run Mining District. Clear Creek County.
State Of Colorado and described IN the plat and fell
notes file In this office as follows. vif
cOluMefNE LODE
Beginning ~ cor No vheree the W cor sec 5.
to corner No 3; thence ~ ~ " 100 n u corner
No L. thence 56o W is2 q n to corner No !. the
r->' ~ YORKSHIRE LODE
Beginning a. corner No I. Identical With corner No
l. Cnumhne iode. whence the N w corner SCI 7 I
8. Is w bears s7' ~ w xfse. ~ n: thence N 2ss
~ 1907 n tn corner No 3 thence TO- is2 q Il
20 corner No 2 therce ~ ~ W 800 Il to corner
No Z; thence N 76' W isz.H II To corner No 1. the
tlsce of beginning.
excluding all ednhict with surveys No. 1sC60 i5.s
ISIS and I6ss7 and forming q portion Of the
un nsubdiyided Township Q S and the NJ Of Sec s. 1
=. X 70 W Of the 9Th principal meridian. Ssia ioca- :
lions being recorded In vols 1885, 1sy, pages fs7 ae
OF the records VI Clear Creek County. Colofato.
Adjoining Claimants the owners Of surveys Nos.
~. l500. I55s9. ISIS A and 1857.
c. d. FORD Resfstes.
First rub May "a. last pub July ~ 1906.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08

Some very hue gold ore has recently
been opened in the Casino vein. and Q
30 ozs. gold to the ton. In the lot hand
some free gold specimens were in evi.
dence. One Of these wss purchased by
Thomas Black, the grocer. and is on ex
hibition in John Rohner's mineral cabi-
net. The ore has the same character
istics rs the Independence and other
Cripple Creek district bonanzas. The
extent of the ore body can only be deter
mined by exploitation. The shipment.
coming from the lower workings of the
Casino. is thought by the knowing ones
TO mean a great deal for that portion Of
Seztou mountain.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08

James Tee,er has secured lease and
bond on the Kunegnnde claim in Spring
gulch. and is unwatering the shaft pre-
paratory to extensive operations. But a
limited amount Of development will place
the property in position to begin the
shipment of ore Of fair milling grade
In considerable quantities. II 10 one Of
the oldest locations in the Spring gnlch
section and ieasers have taken out good
money in working the surface ore bod les
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08

uti ~lAlii. isi W III
be and how re-
fresil,Si the
morning will
find her. But
It's another
thing for the
sick woman 10
feel tired out
Rest only seems
TO Increase her
suffering. She
feels acutely
the aching back
and thrubbing
nerves.
Sick women,
hundreds OF
-tholsands OF
them. have been
made well by
the use of Df.
Pieree's Favor
ite Prescription.
II establishes
regularity dries
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
A Fairy City.

Northern icebergs are neither so
large nor so numerous as those seen
in the southern waters. but they are
usually lofiier ana more beautiful.
with spires and domes. and. when the
snn shines ON them. they lock like
fairy city.
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sues. Oil ana Olive Oil.

Sweet oil is another name for olive
OIL Both are obtained from the olive
tree, though much Of what is sold to-
day as olive oil is no doubt produced
from cotton seed What is sold as
sweet oil is low grade of olive oil
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
Where the Editor Scored.

A subscriber who com. lained to
the publisher that bis paper was
damp" received the reply from the
patient and iong-sufering editor that
perhaps {, was because there was so
much due" on it,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08

Geo. /. Williams has recently been
working portion of the surface of the
Treasure Vault group under lease and has
fine indications OF a pocket. He Is sink
ing shat, at present, obtaining dir,
which prospects nicely. He is in the I'M
mediate vicinity of The blocks of ground
being worked by Richard Davies and Ed.
Normandeau and which are producing
steadily a fine grade of gold ore.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
Aoe Of Drinkers.

According TO Investigations made by
the British Medical association, the
average age attained by different cate
gories of drinkers is as follows: Total
abstainers. 81 years % days: drunk
ards. SO years days; habitually tenn
perate. 63 years IS days.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
MINING NOTES.

The level being driven west from the
bottom Of the Little Flat shaft. Cascade
ezeek, shows a decided improvement in
miuersl indications and it is the opinion
q Foreman Gregory Forget that body
81 ore is near.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08

The mill building being erected by the
Dover & Brighton Mill company a, the
mouth Of Fall river is now nearly en-
closed. aud the installation of the
machinery will be well under way within
the next week or ten days. Il is ex-
pected to have the plant in operation by
the middle of August The material for
hepipe line will arrive within few days
and will a, once be put in place.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
Second-hand Goods.

The reason that widows have so
mueh attention and have so much diff
ficulty in getting married is because a
man usually objects to raying fancy
price for shop worn goods.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08

The Pike-Rowe lease on the Little
Matte mine made shipment Of lot of
t~enty-two tons of this week which
gave them returns of 3 go ounces gold
End % ounces silver per ton. or net
ivaiue OF abont $40 per ton.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
Immense size Of Muir Glacier.

Muir glacier. in Alaska. is the lary
est in the world. 1t equals in size all
those Of the Alps put together and
covers 500 square miles.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08

! Wm. uren * Co. have taken a lease on
block of surface ground on the Bsnty
srin, 400 feet east of the shaft. in Spring
Rulch. There is junction Of several
1pdes at the point of intersection with
she Bauta, and from this ore shoot .
number of years ago Mr.. Uren made
oeveral good shipments of the surface
auariz Mr.. Uren will have charge of
ohe operations of the Bsnta property
<uring NJ snager MacFarlane's absence in
he east
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
MISIS. APPLICATION No. 1865.
Mineral survey No. 1879.
Us. Land oniee,
Denver. Colorado. NAV 81 10

-. Isnd bnicet
Denver. Colorado, May 81. 1876.
Notice Is hereby given that Ia pursuance of the
act Of Congress approved May 10. 1917. The orr
Essham. it, attorney in fact. VII, &c Insfof'ee Is
Denver. Colorado. ~ji Continental building. has
mHde application Tor patent for assl linear feet
respectively ON the Allen and A u lodes hs.aring
suid aud silver Allen lode the same being 1905
feet n7o and SO f-et : 81 w theme. : ~ ~
" s-s7 feet frs,m discovery shaft thereon. with
surface ground l'sD feet in width each. sitnate
IN idaho aud independent mining district Clear
Creek county. ststs Of Colorado aud described In
the plst snd fed notes on file In this ONCE
follows. viz.
ALLEN LODE
gfaning af Cor.e<o. !, whence the \. cor
See d. rs-. X ~ W Of the 8 y. m. bear. Ms a
~ h 1857 .o2 n. thence s7o " gss2s n 10 cor
M. ?. thence ST sS " sol - n. tn cor No &
th~nce : 2so 1866 to cor. No Z; thence 50
tY i7si II. IN cor. No. s. ihenee 60 z iosl s
q. to cor No. 6; thence y ~ " $50 n to cor No
l. the place of b~ginning.
ABE LODE.
los Feet being : T61 i5' W aud 1872 feet being \
7s' iS 4 from discovery cut n. ginning ~ cor
M. I. whence the " cor sec ~ 7 3 - wof
the o. m hears ts' TSy@ 1911 Is feet triang "a
lHtian station No. 80 bcsrs 81 ty " JS2s feet
thence 30 ~ W iJo feet to cor No. ?. theme, n
90 2ssS feet to cor. No. ., whence cor. No.
Allen lode hears SO as 3ss 81 feet: thence Y
10 ly y l.s0 feet To cor. No. 4; thence > 40 n
rs q feet To cor. No the place Of beginning.
Containing 1.5B acres. expressly excepting snt
excluding all conflict With survey No. i5st0 and
Range % W ~ the 9Th p. M. said locafions being
rrcprsied in vols. iJg aud Ise psyes 20 aud a.
oi the records Of Clear Gre X county. colorafo
Adjoining claimants owners of survey NJ. IS. ".
c. d. FORD. Register.
First pub June .. last Aug. S. isps
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08

Hauling and express, Curnow. the ice
man, phone Black 6sS.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
TIRED OUT.

There's many wife sits in the growing
shadows of an evening. knowing what
II is 10 feel tired out: as II there was
not another ounce OF effort left In her.
But Il healthy she knows how sound
l.. I'll
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
Know. VIVA, viii Be Wanted.

When a mother goes to visit her
daughter she always takes her kitchen
apron.-Troy. Kan. Chief.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08

Twelve so-ton cars Of Gem ore are
standing on the railroad switch. near the
Bertha mill, awaiting treatment at the
Newton Annex mill. This ore came out
OF the company workings in the New
house tunnel. l, is copper.iron and re-
turns we'll. II comes from the immense
body recently penetrated by the I4th and
18th levels from the msin shaft and
which is being systematically opened by
means of levels. cfosscuts and raises.
The production. therefore, from this part
of the mine Comes from development
slone. Crosscuts show the ore shoot to
be 30 feet wide. There is good smelling
ore in connection with the mill dirt. The
Gem never looked more promising than
today, its production in the sgg egate be-
ing large aud continuous.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08
crvx,.i Palace Laroes, euIldino.

The Crystal palace accommodates
more people than any other building
in the world. 1t will hold 100 900
people.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-08

$3.50 oak chair al s. 90. Other things
IN proportion. S. VI. SMITH & Son.