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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
MINING NOTES.

The Z. F. Lougee and T. l.. Dill lease
on the tenth level Of the Lamar.
tine mine on the Money Musk
vein this week encountered a splendid
streak Of ore six inches in width, and II
ii will only remsin. long enough to al
low the operators to extract several hum
dred tons they will be satisfied to leave
the shaft fur the use Of others. Assays
taken this week of the streak show the
ore to carry o.7o ounce gold, reS ounces
silver and IS per cent lead. a total val
ue Of little over 5000 per ton. The
Junior member of the leasing firm is al.
ready casting about for blooded stock
farm in the valley. while the other mem.
Der Of the firm is nursing the streak. as
he has been flirting with dame Fortune
for these mauv moons.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02

Co. Oregon. " my health was very poor. had
bees troubled for about eight years with female
disease- I doctored With good PHYSICIANS hut
ootained no relief, 30 wrote to the Worlds Dis
psssary Medical Associstion. and was advised
10 uke Dr. pirrees favorite Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery.' did 20. and am
happy 10 cay my health began to improve and I
did ny work up to the last, and felt splendid.
II get along hneiy during oousnemcnt and
have the hsalthiess baby eyer saw. when he
vss three months old he weighed eighteen
posnds. he is sow seven months old snd weig hs
tvssty-four pounds. ! cas- say have had no
rss.rn Of ny old troubies thank you very
nun for the good you have done me-"
Any woman may write to Dr. R. v.
Pierce. Of Buffalo. ". ", . statement Of
her case, which will be considered in ab-
solute confidence BY this physician who
stands among the foremost specialists Of
the century in the treatment Of women's
diseases He will send her lin a plain,
sealed envelope) sound, sensible, valuA-
bic sdvice free of all charge.
Dr.. Pierce's great thousand-page. ILL.,
Illustrated Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser will be sent free. paper-bound. for
~ cae-cent stamPs. to pay the cost Of
mailing only. o. cloth bound for 81
oeampA
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02

When planning a business or pleasure
trip iron Chicago 10 Buffalo, New York
boston or any eastern point. you should
inveshgaie the satisfactory service af-
fofded by any of the three express
trains operated by the Nickel Plate road.
loiored Porters are in charge of coaches,
whose duties are TO look after the com.
tort OF passengers while en- route. Spe-
ciai attention shown LADIES' and children,
as wen as elderly people, travelling alone.
No excess fare charged on any train on
the Nickel Plate road. American club
meas from ysc to 81 90, served in Nickel
Plate dining cars. One trial will result
to your satisfaction. All trains leave
from La Sale ST. station. only depot in
Chicago on the Elevated Loop For par
iiculars address John " Callahan, general
agent, Nickel Plate road, II3 Adams
street. Chicago, H., or chas. E. Johnson.
district passenger agent Nickel Plate
road, SII Seventeenth street. Denver
Hauling and express. Curnow, the ice
man, phone Black 6,s
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
MINING APPLICATION No. Isss.
u IandOmce.


L. :. Land ofice,
Denver. Colo, August L. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given thai in pursuance Of the
act of Congress approved NAV 10. Is72. John Rich
sfcison whose pn~tofce ia Idaho springs Colorado.
feet the Great Center and Good For Nothing
Lodes tearing gold and silver. with snrfac.
ground 80 feet ~ width respectively situate In
Virginia Mining District. Clear Creek County,
slate of Colorado. and described In the plat and
field Notes file 10 this a.fee ~ follows. via.
GREAT CENTER LODE
iio feet n 2to ifw and lao n. IA lie from
discovery SHAH.
Beginning at cor no /. whence the - cor
ler- 3 I 81, % offhe 9th .. m. bears ssse
Ia -s9.2 n. thence h5S 90 " i5J ft to cor no.
$50 s6'e $50 n to cor. no 4: thence 2so Ia e
iaso n to cor. 10 l. the place of beginning.
GOOD FoR NOTHING LODE.
50 n. ~ So e and itso II. $40 So W from
mouth of discovery adit.
Beginning At cor. no !. whence the e Ia =.
sec -. T3s. 73 " Of the 9th .. IN. besrs : So
i6 31" 9oe27 n thence 7fo sS xisG0 n. 10 cor.
no ?. therce Is = v 80 II TO cor. no. 3, thence
~ 5Se 1900 H. 10 cor. no. g. thence IS z i5
n. 10 cor. no. I. the place of beginning.
Containing 3si acres expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict with surveys nos. 5s7, II5i
A. zoos 5So9 ii22s A 1864. 1879 1890 and form
ing portion Of the unsubdivided TWP IS. Range
3 " of the 9th principal me idisn. Said laca-
ton being recorded In vols. - and lse pages 10
and i62 respectively Of the records Of Clear Greek
County. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owner of the above m
toned surveys.
C. D. FORD. Reeister.
First pub. Aug. 10. last pub. Oct q 1905
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02

The Red Mountain tunnel, being
driven into mountain of that name in
the Daily district above Empire. is now
in distance of ago feet and has already
encountered two promising veins OF good
milling ore. one at Ieo feet in from the
portal and the other at 77o feet. The
first vein is about eighteen inches in
width and the second nearly three feet.
Assays Of the material from the latter
vein show values of 81 SO in gold per
ton which makes it an excellent grade
Of milling ore. The naturalization st
the point Of intersection is scattered
throughout the entire streak indicating
that the edge or top of an ore shoot has
been penetrated For the present
however. no attention will be given the
veins. as it is the main object to acquire
depth on the veins some distance ahead.
The surface showings of several Of the
veins on the mountain lead to the be-
lief that W hen cut at depth by the tunnel
immense deposits OF ore will be opened.
The Red Mountain Prospectors com
pany which owns the tunnel and a
group of ten claims. will next month be
consolidated with the Mad Creek Min
ing and Milling company owning a
group of eight claims adjoining. all of
which will be opened at q good depth
by the tunnel. The Consolidation will
be Of mutual advantage as all Of the de-
velopment will then be done by means Of
one tunnel
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02

Hauling and express. Curnow, the ice
man, phone Black 6,,.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
A Gard to the Public

Having purchased the interest of Mr.
Eckstedt in the firm of Eek stedt & Bros
from, desire to thank our former pat
rons and solicit a continuance of their
patronage. | will at all times endeavoi
to keep my stock up to date and merit
the friendship of all.
Respectfully.
A. BRosrRoM.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02

IN the district
Court Of the
State Of Colorado. 90 First Judicial
Clear Greek County. District in and
for Clear Greek
County. Colo
RADIO.
John 7. McCianahau, G. w.
Stitiler and Albert George.
Plaintiffs,
The Bertha Gold Mining and ,Oe-
Milling Company. The d. +. 40 fooo
Wykoff Lumber and Mining
Company. Geo. Stroehle and
Sons, and Andrew Anderson.
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that a certain
decree was rendered and entered in said
action on. to-wit, June q. Ioos; that Ger
tain order of sale was issued out of and
under the seal of said Court in said action
on. to-wit, August 10. Ioo5,thst in and by
said decree IT was adjudged that the sum
of f4o3s. IS debt, the sum of $500. 90 as an
attorneys fee and the sum of fI7 .oS costs
were due to said plaintiffs from said de
fendant. The Bertha Gold Mining and
Milling company. and Judgment was
duly rendered and entered therefor; tha,
in and by said decree q certain mortgage
described in the complaint in said action
was decreed to be foreclosed and the
sheriff Of said Clear Greek County was
ordered aud directed to sell at public
auction the mortRaged premises de
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Lots numbered One N, Two (7), Three
(s), Pour az, Five (s), Six f6), Seven
~, Eight (8) and Nine (o), in Block
numbered One ~, Of the City formerly
Town Of Idaho Springs. Clear Greek
County. Colorado, according to the offic-
ial plat and survey thereof.
Therefore. under and by virtue Of said
decree and order Of sale and in obedience
thereto. I, Andrew Ssndberg, Sheriff of
said Clear Creek County, will on SAtur-
day, the second day of September, 1905.
At the hour Of quarter past ten O'Clock in
the forenoon Of said day, at the front
door Of the postofice In the City of Idaho
Springs, in the County Of Cie.r Greek
and State Of Colotado, sell the above de-
scribed property or % much thereof as
may b necessary to make and satisfy
said sum OF es,ls3-:s6 with interest, costs
and expeEses Of sale to the highest and
best bidder for cash.
Dated at Georgetown, Colorado, Aug
INST II, 1925.
ANDRxw SANDBRRc,
Sheriff Of Clear Greek County, Colo
rado.
Erwin L. REcRNHrrrxR.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
ut pub. Aug. "a; last pub. Sept. J. 'os
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02

A good body Of ore was opened up
this week in the second level east from
the Alpha shaft, the streak being fifteen
inches in width and carrying 6r.7 per
cent lead in addition to the gold and
there is noticeable increase in the val
ues carried in the ore. The shoot is
caused by a junction some distance east
Of the shaft, and % soon as the ore has
been opened up the sinking of the main
shaft will be resumed and another pair
Of levels driven loo feet below the ore
body. The ore now being taken ont is
being saved and sorted for shipment.
but no effort is made to ore production
for the reason that il would interfere
with the development work. A soon
a. the drifts east and west have been ex-
tended far enough Slopes viii Be- started.
and when sinking has been resumed the
mine will undoubtedly be making con-
tiuuous shipments.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02

has ceased to be a
cause Of rejoicing,
but has become in
stead a burden to
be dreaded and
looked forward to
with melancholy
and apprehension.
i" About three
months before our
last baby was born
W hich is our
fourth }, writes
Mrs. Nellie Carl. of
Myrtlepoint, Coos
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
DENTISTRY.

DR.. W. T. Cain. over Merchants and
Miners Bank. Successor to DR.. Quick
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02

The Poorman property located on the
south siope Of Columbia mountain
near he Lamastine. wss started up this
week b. the owners 4. W. and jobs
McKessie. They vim make an upraise
Of sixty feet from Tie czoss-cut tunnel
ago fest IN from the portal which will
connect With tie bostea q . fosty-soot
shait - NJ poormsn veis, ed with
tie eighty -Soot winse at that point vii
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
ANGEL CHILDREN.

Is there any happier
woman in this world than
that mother whose each
successive little one seems
to her but one more dar-
ling angel to continually
lift her thoughts toward
the sunshine of perfect
happiuess9 But sorry IS
the lot of that poor moth
er to whom motherhood
-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13

S6uhe aus Dem 5lords YapiGon; sic
Seinen i"tiir5en berbei. Qqemann nit
einem Saufen S9lpei5er, Goe(leute,
S9loboiener, fat ale peripunoet.
Sbnen auf benz 5uBe folgen Yiten,
rotRe Wiiben - Die piIOen 9eitalten
Der Satobtnsr.
2umpf, fiir6terli6es, erbarmungsz
Ioies Mor0en eu%tbrennt, Die 0erfolgter
bertbeioigen nit duBeriter Sapierteit
ibr 2ebcn. Wdlter, aus pieIen Muns
ben bhltsnH, -!pirft 1it INNER ipic0er
gegen Die Nn9reiier. feline rieIige Strait
bait ibn aufre4t uno iein pu6tiger
SG6el perbreitet S6reten.
va itiir3t ole 5Ii9eltbiir ms
2oubre Gatsr BEN Sieben Der SnIurz
qenter 3uIammen. ME Elm i6Gumens
Der &otaratt touerr un0 Iprin9en Die
@inoringIinge ii6er %. Sinoernib ms
@ema4. Siegesgebriil empfan9t Die
Sunsculotten, 0eren lleber3ahl ers
briitenO miro. Die ioDaliIten iinO ale
perloren, Walter BON 0iirler lit Der
GeBte, Der iGut.
Yer blaue Salon miro 9rducnboft
permuitet, Der grobe Spiegel 3ertrijm@
inert; Die gebeime 39ur binter benz
ielben blei6t je0o6 u%nent0ett, uno Die
in Den vMono" 9eflu4teten iino ge<
rettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13

tbeiOiqen @ie SIRE Gbre uno S6res
SDni9s Gigentbum. Wir miiIIen Die
ge6eiIigte perIon unIerss Serrn id,iis
ZEN"
n@erIaTen Gle iid ouf uns!!" mar
Die Nntport. ngDir baben ben 8efebl
Wanoats, Der @epalt nit @epalt 3u
bege9nen,"
Ser 3ug Orang lan9ium i'm Garten
Dor, 9eIan9te unter G6pierigteiten
uno Opfer Our9 Die roieuben 9alfen
Der GmpOrer unb liefette enolih Die
toni9li6e 6amilie i'm Sreiie Der NoItsz
pertretung ab. Nn cine Riidtebr in ole
Suilerien bon Seiten Der Yegleiter par
ni6t gu 0enten. ollie 0ieie tapferen
Wtdnner purOen berbaftet un0 in Die
gefdngniNe ab9efij3rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13
%. G I.

Nie auf Dem Gtaotbauie beriomz
- meIten SatObiner %ertannten,
q boB Der @uqriff auf ole Suit
L. -.ELm..tL -L,II -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-13

~ Is Ser &0nig Die critic Sanondoe
~ geaen Die Iuilerien geb0rt
C~ bate, mar er tief ergriffen
noroen. lin neitercm lin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-23
BRlTT-NELS0N FIGHT To
Be SHOWN IN PICTURES

No hstic battle ever waged in this
country attracted more attention in the
public prints han the tight Britt n
Nelson waged at Colma, Cal. No contest
ever received more space in the daily
press, and ce-tainly none ever had more
brilliant and elaborate word paintings
than were lavished IN this struggle. But
all the word paintings ever drawn, all the
fascinating descriptions flowing from the
pencils OF the ablest scribes fall short Of
the real thing, the genuine article. as
shown in the moving pictures OF the fray.
The reporters wrote their best. They saw
the mill and they transferred their Inn
pressions TO typewriter and to paper.
But words are not actualities. The NOV
ing pictures are. The pictures show the
fight as II was fought, and all the print
ed columns ever written cannot bring the
scene before the eyes as those films will
do. There is the bout Itself, in actual,
vivid realness, with the figures moving,
striking, seeming 20 veritably live and
stand forth in lighting life upon the
screen. The sight IL wonder-it is some
thing not to be missed, and once seen
not to be forgotten.
These wonderful pictures-the first yet
shown, Il Is claimed, in this city from
the genuine hlms-will be shown every
afternoon and evening OF next week at
tho Park theatre, with four performances
on Thanksgiving -dayat las $50
o'clock. j. w. Cocroft, president Of the
Colma (Cal) Athletic club. where the fight
took place, IN the owner Of the copy
righted films.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-23
RS MUST
WITHHOLD
COMMENTS

Boston, Nov. 23-Judge Stevens OF the
superior criminal court, who will sit at
the trial OF the famous dress suit case,
yesterday m representatives OF
tho local newspapers to the court clerks
office and issued TO them a statement OF
his views regarding newspaper handling
or the case.
He said:
The case Of the Commonwealth VS..
Crawford and others has been assigned
for trial q Monday. My attention has
been called TO an article In n newspaper
this morning which has a tendency to
p~erjudice both the case Of the Common
wealth and OF the defendants.
This case has received great publicity
and great public Interest has been mani
tested I'm Sc. IL is OF the utmost import
ance that Il be tried by an absolutely im-
partial and unprecedented jury.
Hereafter newspapers should not pub
lish any news nor make any comment
upon the case. They should publish no
news whatever about the case until the
trial. when. OF course, they have a per-
feet right to publish the proceedings.
IL give this notice now, so that hereaf-
ter the newspapers may govern them
selves accordingly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-23
HUGHES
CONTINUES
PROBING

New York, Nov. 23-Gerald r.. Brown
Of the bono and mortgage department of
the Equitable Life Assurance society who
looks after the society's real estate and
who was on the stand at the adjournment
or the insurance investigating committee
yesterday. was recalled today.
He submitted a statement OF the s26. 900
paid to the janitor OF the society's main
building in this city. The statement show
ed that rs assistants were paid out Of
this and the tanitor received for himself
sl2SS a year.
Asked II the work could be lone for
less. than $4,000 annually, MI. Brown
said hes would not care TO undertake II
for the same price.
George u. Eldridge, vice president and
a~ctuary OF the Mutual Reserve Life In
surance company was then called.
lie first became connected with the
company May 1. 1894. The company was
organized In 1891 and was known as an
assessment company, doing a post NOR
tenn assessment business until April. 1902.
The various changes IN forms OF poll
cies Issued were taken up with Mr.. FL
bridge and specimen policies were intro
duced and read for the record. 1t was
brought out that in 1895 the rates of as
were advanced. Mr.. Eadridge
said there was nothing in a specimen
policy TO assure the policyholders that
the assessments could not be advanced
at any time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-23
EXT RA.
-
TRIAL. OF
SENATOR
BURTON

st. Louis. Nov. 2S-The first witness to-
day in the trial OF United States senator
J Ralph Burton Of Kansas, charged with
using his influence before the postoffice
department, as a paid attorney for a cor
poration, was Hector c.. McRea, former
comptroller OF the Rialto Grain and Sc
eurities company.
He testified that he was introduced 10
Senator Burton in the office OF Vice
President Mahancy Of the Rialto Com
pany on March 26. 1903, and was told by
Mahaney hat the senator has severed his
connection with the company.
MI. McRae testified that Senate Burton
mad made the following statement IN his
presence:
Before leaving Washington / Senator
Burton) visited the department. and there
learned that there were no complaints
against the Rialto Company"
The government provided a Jurprise By
introducing Az "a witness Charles M.
Brooks, former president OF the com
pany. which was the predecessor OF the
3lailto company and former president OF
The National Securities company.
Brooks testified that at a conference be-
sween Senator Burton, A. r.. II. Kastor
and himself, Senator Burton was intro
ouced by Kastor, who said the senator
""' NAAhAh 10 represent the National
company. Brooks said he did not see how
The senator could be Of any use 10 him
"kastor replied" continued the witness.
he Is the man pointing to Burtonl who
defeated your night against Major Dennis
president Of the Rialto company bv pre-
venting the issue Of a fraud order by the
postoffice department"
II replied that in that case IL might he
we'll TO employ Senator Burton as Kastor
assured me that all speculative companies
IN 81. Louis were under investigation and
mat trouble might be- made for me.
There was some general discussion he
tween myself and the senator as 10
terms and other matters, but no definite
arrangement was reached"
The government also brought out the
fact that Brooks is now awaiting n de-
cision OF the court OF appeals on his
conviction on a charge OF conducting "A.
scheme to defEaeA-iH connection wtr+T- III
National Securities company.
The government then asked permission
from Judge Van Devanter 10 introduce
one additional witness upon his arrival
In the city. and with this exception Col
Dyer announced that the prosecution had
completed its case.
Attorney Lehman objected. but Judge
Van Devanter ruled that II the witness
was on hand at the RECOMMENDING OF court.
ut 2 p. m. he could be heard. but at that
hour the defense should begin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-23
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The rate of discount OF Bank OF Eng
Lane remains unchanged today, at 4 per
cent.
Government receipts from internal
revenue, SSs5.S42; customs. ~SS7gS15. mis-
]ccllaneous, S47 '6t; expenditures. 1880, 600.
The spanish minister ~ war today pre-
scented I'm tho cortes an appropriation OF
$4,000. 600 Tor the purchase Of 200 rapid
ere field guns of the Crusote pattern.
News was received from sakhalin that
when the Japanese were handing over
northern Sakhalin 20 the Russians Ere
broke out at ~Alexandroviska aud de-
stroyed 30 buildings. Russians and Ja-
panese fought the fire side by side.
The Lucania. from Liverpool and
Queenstown FOR New York. was reported
from the Cape Race station nc 722 q. m.
today when eco miles eaet OF Sandy Hook
lightship 'all we'll
Japanese engineers estimate that rs
m0ntb9' wOrk VIII be cQulrcd Ca repair
the Chinese eastern railway In M%anchuria.
The Russians did all possible 60 destroy
It's value and carried away most OF the
appurtcnanccs.
Tho Russians propose 90 send six army
corps hofnc from Manchuria. but Co al
low three army corps. with 222opo and
1900 guns. 60 remain FOR the time being.
The movement Of the six homegolng
armies 81 expected TO occupy is months.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-23

SENTENCE
REDUCED

New York. Nov. 2S.-The sentence OF
John w. Wooten, a lawyer convicted or
grand larceny was reduced today from
nine years and five months 10 not less
thar three years nor more than six years
and ten months.
Wooten's conviction preceded the recent
suicide OF ATmitage Mathews. secretary
OF the Republican count committee who
killed himself a few hours before he was
10 have been tried on a charge OF con-
spiracy In the same case In which Wooten
was convicted. namely. the looting OF the
Weissel estate.
Sentence on Wooten was reduced at the
request OF Assistant District Attorney
Rand, who told Justice Davy that after
Wooten's conviction, the lawyer had vol
unfairly offered to make a clean breast
OF the whole conspiracy and that IL was
upon his testimony chiefly hat the dis
trlct attorneys office relied to convict
Armitage Mathews. when the latter
stopped all proceedings in that direction
i'm committing suicide.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-23
POLL TAX
PAYMENT
GOING ON

About this time look out for the poll
tax collector" That does not appear upon
the calendar or in the old Farmers alma
nae, but It might we'll do SO, along with
the snow, heavy rain and other assorted
weather warnings. for every year il is
necessary for a number OF the citizens or
Providence 20 watch for the man with
the bill.
The best way 20 avoid tho collector and
his fee OF 25 cent?. In addition TO tho
dollar tax, Is 90 call at the city hall be-
tween the hours OF 0 and 5 and Q and ~
on Saturdays, from Nov. 20 To Nov. q. ao-
cording to the city treasurer's assistants.
After the 9th there will be dummy let
ters as a last warning TO ~delinquents, and
then the poll tax collectors will be sent
out on the trail OF the slow payers and
the work OF completing the tax will be
done.
They are coming i'm slowly now, as
usual. for the first few days, and on Mon
day 175 men paid up; Tuesday. 22O, and
yesterday about $50 came in and settled.
They came slower today. though. and at
| D. IN. Il did not look as though there
would be as good a showing as was made
yesterday.