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The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Not of the Exquisites.

A a matter Of fact. young Seeley.
not belonging to the ultra-fashionable
set. did not appreciate his luck. He
was only anxious TO have the matter
hushed up and be allowed 10 drop out
of sight. And the sincerity of that
attitude is best attested by the fact
that he has. on the whole. contrived
TO keep out OF the public eye since
his notable dinner. and that his for
mer friends were absolutely astound-
ed to learn that he had run through
close upon half million OF his grand
fathers money. which the trustees
thereof reluctantly turned over to him
just about six years ago.
Herbert Barnum SeeIey is a grand
son OF the great Snowman, whose fav-
orite motto was that ne did not care
what people said about him so long
as they talked about HIM. In The
RIair OF the seeiey dinner" Herbert
Barnum seeIey. who wss the host. and
Clinton Burton seeley. his brother and
guest OF honor. proved themselves un-
willingly worthy grandsous of the
great Phineas T. Parnum. For that din
ner made New York fairly ring with
The name OF See!ey. 1t has become as
famous in the history OF New York
as the banquets Of LucuHus. or the
feasts OF NenJ in the history OF anci-
ent Rome. II was even celebrated on
the burlesque stage.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Iittle Egypfs" Role.

The captain. whatever he may have
seen. failed 10 find an Oriental dancer.
known as Little Egypt" who, ac-
cordng 10 his information, would do
a couchee-couchee dance. which the
police really ought 10 interfere with.
So he read the guests a lecture, told
them that they really must be good.
that he couldn't allow indecency on
Fifth avenue any more than on Elev-
enth. and went his way.
Little Egypt" arrived on the scene
later. and did her dance, which II was
claimed was exactly what she did
every night at s popular music hall.
which no one ever thought OF raidiGg.
OF course. that may 0r may not be
true.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

II HERE is great deal OF excel
lent advice given 20 travellers
on the subject Of luggage in
Europe and especially. IN Italy.
The best clause is-"don't take any"
Like some other good advice. this Is
impossible 10 follow. People going
from place 20 place for the special pur-
pose OF sightseeing can easily manage
with the contents Of grips. II they
leave their trunks at some central
point. But people who are, so 10
speak, immigrants. who have left their
native shores for perhaps, a year,
must carry some belongings with
them. II some Of these are painting
materials. which are heavy. there VIII
be a long bill to pay, II the Journey
terminates IN italy. ia which country
no luggage IS free.
People may send their trunks ahead
all the way from London or Paris 10
an italian city or they make take
them on the same train and look after
them at every stopping place with
about an equal amount Of trouble in
both cases. The traveller may as well
cheerfully resign himself TO this fact.
Of course. those IN a personally con-
Quoted party escape this evil in
measure but they also miss some en-
tertalning features of travel, The un-
pleasant possibility Of having trunks
robbed in Italian baggage cars is one
which has been often realized, 1t
was supposed that the trouble had
been eFadicated, but there are Trpo-ts
of recent thefts- We cannot offer any
personal testimony, however. Al
though our trunk were much stirred
up by the "dogana-~ they were intact
It IS said 10 be best, however. to put
no valuables into trunks.
Some weeks aso, on the journey
down from LuccTue to Milan all pas
sengers were made to leave the train
at Chiasso, the frontier town. It vas
supposed that this meant change Of
cars and there vas general dissats-
faction, as the train was scheduled 10
so through. The crowd was hurried
through the station, through a long
passage. through the restaurant and
another passage in which WAS turn-
stile and a man taking tickets, Doors
beyond led again TO the train Peo-
Die rushed toward these only 20 be
stopped by two impressive officials
with much gold on their coats and
hats They looked over each piece Of
hand luggage ard waved nearly every
one back. ''Doganai DoEana!" WAS
their brief exploration Fully three
fourshs Of the crowd squeezed back
through the turAstile, waving their
tickets and appealing frantically to the
ticket taker to let them through again
for tickets had been stamped.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

IT HE Texas Rangers are the most
effective policemen in the
world. They at least labor un-
der this impression, and it is
net denied by lawbreakers who come
In contact with them. They are al
ways chosen for their Intelligence,
Eood judgment and self-possession IT.
times OF danger. 1t is this latter
quality which is their safeguard. AS
one ranger explained il.
Nineteen men out Of twenty get
nervous when they undertake To shoot
you, even when they fire from am
bush. You have only to keep a cool
head and steady hand 10 get the
best or the argument. We rangers
ought to know. for il has been no rare
occurrence 20 have some fellow take
q crack at US.
"A couple OF years ago a Mexican
undertook 10 pot me from behind a
fence corner one dark night just as /
was about 10 enter "a store seventy
FIVE feet away. He had a good chance.
as I was outlined against the light.
and was not expecting anything. hut
ne only clipped a chunk ont OF my
hat brim. / put five mighty sudden
bullets into the fence corner where
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

Anyway. the Seeleys were highly in
II diSnant at the raid. They claimed
that Captain Chapman had exceeded
h.s authority; that the whole affair
WAS absolutely unjustifed. and it was
more than limited that he had allowed
himself to be made tool Of George
Moore. his informant. who ran a rival
theatrical agency 10 the one that hEd
supplied the talent for the famous
dinner.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Police Captain Shocked.

The captain was so shocked that ne
immediately tTotted over 10 verify this
statement with his own eyes. He had
the nerve to raid Sherry 's-the most
fashionable resort in New York, sacred
to the Patriarchs and the Matriarchs.
and all that was most exalted and
exclusive IN New York society.
He found a dinner in progress as
reported. He found a score or more
OF men IN evening dress. and more or
less In liquor, applauding a couple Of
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
INCIDENTS IN THE CAREER
OF HERBERT BARNUNH SEELEY

y UT West Point couldn't the
Dropped a card game 1893, steamship
liner. viii going 10 meet his father in Europe
In a
coming involved Clifton
money the enterprise and lost of it,
gave notorious Seley Dinner Sherry York
for Goetsche. Paris,
expedition breaking
the three
American flag Cuban soil after the declaration of
fought Chile, during Bamaceda revolution
active the troubles in and Valparaiso that time
Celebrated New Day, marrying Miss Lueie
of Ne YorIl
Now known bonivant spender and Of elegant leisure
into the of his grand
father, Phneas T. Barnun the veteran Snowman
pendthrft placed
following cheap skating conducting
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

Barnum Seeley knows all
about II from personal expe-
Fssnee. For It is certainly good deal
81 q come down for seeiey. from being
raided. ten years ago. at sherry's in
New York. rs the host of a bachelor
dinner, with too, too spicy vaudeville
aoeompanIments, TO being raided ten
days ago for unlaWfully allowing
children 10 frequent a dinky little
skating rink o. which he - proprietor.
The notoriety attendant on the IA
nous seeiey dinner incident making
him. for the moment, the observed OF
all observers. made him the envy OF
many or the fast young men OF the
ultrs-fashionable set. More than one
envied him his nerve and the amour
OF advertising accruing to him be-
cause or the raid. But most or them
commented ruefuliy;
III I had given such a dinner. I
should never had had the luck to be
raided. and few outside Of those i'm
mediately concerned would have
known anything about it,"
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
TROUBLE ENOUGH.

Il saw the doctor stop at your house
this morning.. said Rubring. "dny
trouble7"
YES" replied HarGpan. Il had
great deal OF trouble.
''Nhat vas the maUter2'
"He wouldn't so away until / gave
bim S on account OF his last years
bin. The Catholic Standard ana
Times
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

Decembe er 2a. 1906
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

ak about the descent Of
man.
Darwin may have had
his theories: but Herbert
Barnum Seeley knows all
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
MINING APPLICATION NO. :I3D, Mn
ERAL SURVEY NO. ISa2s.
United states Land OnIce.

Denver, Colorado. October -, 1905.
Not.cs - hereby given that IN pur-
suauce OF the act OF Congress, np-
proved May 10. 1872, J. 2, Bridge
whose postoffice is Empire, Colorado
aas made application for patent for
sion No. lode, bearing gold and sill
yer. the same being lT2 feet 5. -.
- W. and SIS feet N. 81 Is E.
thence n So Is e 40 feet from dis
cDgery shaft thereon, with surface
ground $50 feet in width. situate :
toraI mining district. Clear Creek
county, state OF Colorado. ana de-
scrtbed the pla, and field notes oa
fIe in this otfice. as follows, viz.
the 5th p NJ bears " I6' az W SIi49
feet thence =. ST. Is w 44334 Feet
to Cor No. =: thence g. So Is "
I-056.56 feet TO Cor. No. ). thence 3
81 ~ 2. $50 feet to Cor. No. 4;
thence " So Is e 1,o4344 feet 70
Cor. No ); thence y So I5 e 45s.ss
s25: feet to Cor No. l. the place OF
beginning.
Containing :4sS acres expressly *
ceprinr and excluding all conflict with
surveys Nos. 1856. 1903. 1852. 1853.
a9o6. 9I9l. 1892; and 1858 and form
ing a portion OF the n i: of Sec. I. r
: r. = W. Of the 9Th principal me-
In volume 1870. page 6I2, Of the records
.-. .....-- s4Iul.AL=. the owners of
c. D. FORD.
Register.
First puhIica tion November ). 1905
Last pub lication Jan. 5. 1877
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
MINING APPLICATION No. :Is7. Mn
ERAL SURVEY NO. I:90a.
unit-d Stare. Land One.


Denver, Colorado. October %, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that in pu--
s'Ianre OF the act Of Congress ap-
proved May 10. 1872. Erwin L Regel-
hitter, whose pastofice is Idaho Springs
Colorado. has made application for a
rHtent for i.3+J.tb Nrear feet on the
Golden Era lode. bearing gold and .il-
z. and 80 feet N So W. thence y
~ II W. 5se.6o feet from, mouth Il
fiscn"erv cut thereon, with surface
ground $50 feet in width. situate in
Independent mining district. Clear
creek county state Of Colorado. and
described In the plat and field notes on
dle in this Office. As follows. viz:
W :. Cor. Sec. 80. T $. R y ". Of
feet: thence 5. s5' II e 5s4s7 feet
70 Cor. No. 2: thence 9. 55' E. -s4p:
feet to Cor. No. ; thence s. 2. AZ w
1861 fe"t to Cor. No. 4: theme. Y
- w. Sfo-a- feet to Cor No. Z thence
\. 3a' L W. +To.53 feet TO Cor No &;
thence " - A. F. 21.ss feet to Cor,
No. !. the place Of beginning
repttn- ard exrludins all conflict with
surveys Nos. 81. I5a ITt1 As4S. s.T5
$3.50. I1r0s and 1895 and forming a
portion ~ the SW = Sec. 20 r IS
Z. " and rnsuhaivided r . 9 r -
W Of tho fth princinal meridian. Said
location being recorded in volume ia
pas .4o. of the records OF Clear Creek
county. Colarado.
a,aY. av',,rnn ..ri,,,.. s.ainanas; tho owners Of
{. D. FORD.
First publication November g. 1915
Last orhli~r -sos-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
MINING APPLICATION SO. :IS0.-
MINERAL SURVEY NO. I.g:o.
.. . L-d!II DIIICt, L"TI -
nan


Notice $ hereby given mat in pur-
s}!auce Of the 1ct of Congress. ap-
proved May 10 IS-2 Daniel Gabriel
has made application for a patent for
1900 linear feet respertively on the Tin
CIH ara Gabriel lodes, bearing gold
and silver. with surface ground i39
fset N width ON each. situate IN Payne
Bar and Idaho Mining Districcs
Clear Creek enntnF. state Of Co orado-
and described IN the plat and field
viz
TIN CAN LODE.
Beginning at Cor No /, whence the
stn " cSr 6..ar1 ssa / T ss as r. 3o y y " g sae
IT. thence $ s45 " I5s54 IT to Cor.
No. :; thence y. IS ". 1900 It. to Cor.
No. .; thence \: s41 E. 15s. g. T. to Cor.
No. l, the place Of beg nning.
GABRIEL LODE.
Beginning at Cor. No. l. whence the Y.
= Ger . sec, eel. !: T : s R . y o. the
z; thence n AZ rs W 1s5.4l # to
Cor No. :; thence :. S4 So w eIgs It
10 Cor, No ); thence y - W s65-2S #
to Cor No 8 thence N AZ IS w
ftSo.26 II. TO Cor. No. 8 thence N s4'
81 r. Sc tt. to Cor. No. l. the place
or beginning
Containina: sa6 acres. expressly ex-
repting and excluding all conflict with
surveys No. 4741 and forming a por-
rion Of the UnsuhdIvidad Twp. !; s
Range 3 w Of rlte 6th principal merit
dian. said location being recorded in
Vols. i5a and i63. pages 23T and e
rnsnectiveIy Of the records of Clear
Creek county. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners OF the
above excluded survey.
Register.
Pirs, pub Dec Is. 'es last pub Feb ID "a.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
MINING APPLICATION No. 2i7o
A.i4srs.l Saiyey So 1873 \.
y. ). Land ONES.

Aalsr,.i Ssiy-y S". 1879 A.
Y. 3. Land ONES.
Denver, CnlorAdu. Nuv. Il. 1865.
Notice is her-ns given that IN pursu
aucr of he At o. Congress approved
ay 10. 1879, The Dortt Mining. Milling,
funnel & Tf~usportalIou COMPANY, h.
r e,i L PatrcE. its attorney IN IL L.
iius- postuffice l. Idaho Spriuys. Ciesr
Creek county. Color. do. Ia. made ap-
Ilrczt,o on for "a ent for fifteen nu d,ed
rs ~ inear fee, on the Bia, K stone lode
" sring gold Qua silver, he same s-tne
TX nuudr eti And SEVENTY seven 677l fee
~eIty three tS2S) fee, sput Atasterls
from die o~-ry shat, thereon WITH
I'll. ftc- ground one huud ed .ea
itI> ,Isol tse. N srdtn, situa.c IN lack
III and C.scaa- Mining dis ricts. -ieaf
Creek coun,v, Colora,In. and described
nv tne rfici.,i plat ner-~5tH Dos ed rnh
~ she fictd ddtrs on ii e tu mo tfce ot
he regis er ut The Denver ia..d district,
Gulor~do, as foiiaws, w:
u ginning at CIR. No. whence the
Z c'r sec 7 > r. 3 " af the
D p Al. bears n. IS 40 l., nh7I II /;
theme : $50 s " 1900 feet 10 cor y .
,; thence > ~" 25' K 80 fert 10 car-
NJ. i. thrncr y. 4S" IS 1900 feet to cor
No. i, h, u e n. ID" as W 50 eel s"
cor NJ. /, he place al neg nuing. con
t.iuiug five snd eIghte-n-our titon~and1h
% ~ loool acres exclusive ~ survey No
r97o Dnrit ode and {, rmipg por' ION
The uor;hwrxt quarter OF section L he
l9) amt the Northeast quarter ot section
ight 81 rosnship four tij ) nth range
II, N-s, OF Sixth P N. said .oca ION
oeing recorsr-d IN volume Is5 ..oI ot
th- Records nf Clear Greek County, Colo
RADIO. Adjoining claimants on his iade,
none; ou other lodrs, the nearest ciatns
1-in. the Atlantic on the AtlrutiC Lode
~ the northwest; the Dorit. Survey No.
1919 on the Dorll lod-, cutting across
he north corner anu the Prince A extri-
DIR on the Prince AiexanGes lode on
ih- South easH. The DorIi owned Dy
August and Conrad Bergen The other
tNo claims hy tine applicant hire.
{. d. FORD. REGISTER.
Fist pub Nov. Il. 'oo; last Iau. 10, 'o7.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
Mining Application No. 2I75.
Minrrel Survey No. i-S44.

Miu-rel Survey No. i-S44.
e. S. Land Offiee, Denver, Goloraio,
Nov. II, I9 8
Notice 10 hereby gwen rhat, ii pur-
susnce IF the Aci of c .ng-ess approved
May 10, 1872, Alfre,i Younx b-.g. waa.
post otflcr .tdress II Ihsho Springs.
Colorado, mas Made appiIca atinu for pat
Mt for Fl teen huntirea linear feet on he
I-uuy Lind No. J lode h-aring silver and
t-oid, H;uatrd u Spanish Bar and Id.no,
! ,ninv District. Clear Greek County
Colorado, and described in the plat and
field nates OF dle IN this Office, A. follow $
viz
Eeginning At Cor No. I, whence: the
". E. Cor sec J +. 4 >. X. y W. OF the
otn. VI bears ! So So So N 5o7s. sft,
thence West ,43 o4 IT. u Cor. Ne 4.
thence " s." E l'83. #. t. Cor. NJ. )
thence n so < 400 I. 10 Cor. No. J.
/ hence East 7o 81 #. 10 Cor. M 5,
thence S. $50 W $40 #. TO Cor. No Q,
thesce 5 So " SST.1ft to Cor No. the
place OF b.ginning.
Containing 40 acres, expressly u
crptinx and excluding al coutct With
>urs Nos a43 Christmas lode ESQ Adrie
lode, t77eo Lillian K. lcde, 1850 jenny
Lind NJ. lode, 1854 Jenny L,ud lode.
and I7I97 Ogden lode, and formin2 a
PARTON OF snsu bdivlded T., S.2. :,
W. OF the 9Th Principal Meridlau Sa
location being Recorded in volume Is3
psge IS Of the Records Of Clear Cr~rk
County. Colorado. Adjoining claimants
Sars Nos. aAj chr,nn n -. I176s Lillian
K, 1850 Jenny Lind No I. t7i91 Og-
des and I6557 Jenny Lind lod~s
c. D. FORD. RasassD
First pub. Nov. ; 1876.
List pub. Jas. Io. 1877.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22

mining somewhat dazed by
ADVERTISING Of Nevada gold fields volunteers the nforma
Colorado and Clear Creek suffering
doing The individual the
a support publicity,
declining give facts regard his
property inquiry his
neighbor along Nevada
prosperity largely the publicity by local
local properties The fact illus
of Denver who been
gwen the that they
Nevada a5eo handsome
block business lines
editor being able
paIly eadvie Aspen Cripple
Creek? Take in these today aud note the
p3city paid for by the reapng the
leaf read the columns that
boosting If by chance column
free OF charge and
perhaps will single copy under
fae ceusured aad the editor reiegated
the It gtogether spirit of Ne
attracting and Colorado
principle followed here
Clea. Creek With vl5dy climatic
aitons and mineral possibilities fully equal there
capital Clear Creek
exceed by the mineral
world publicity local and
this element viii return thousand eenou the investment
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22

excellent aimed the last of Ores and
regard practical value mining suitable
Minerals While collections valuable
many inaccessible public
with the Ores and Metals
specimens plainly labeled
Of mining seeing
looked ike regardless val
should be maintained city
ali does essarly
should rock but collection
a
should
public place obanabe Its contributors
who has dollar. interest and
installation, should
duty should
favorable opuons.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22

Lhis rust
d ted At Georgetown. Colorado, Oct
5Itu. g %.
PETER D. SPRASRL.E.
As Public rrustes, IN and for the Coauts
Of q IT Greek, Colorado
Fr-t insertion November 10th. 1916.
Last insertion D. ceiubrr Stn, 10
Al the n quest oi tne psrtir, in interest
this sale % con'inu d from D-cembcY /,
20 De e,nb-r "a.
Prst lr SER 'ou DecrnbeY IS. 10 >.
|. 81 Insertion Deceint,rr y, 1000.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
Tinbsr Land, AZ, Juns !. is7a-No,ies ssr
CsTrED STATES LAsp CV

UNITED STATES LAsp GvY!CH
Denver Gaura.lo. November D. JI9N
Sotiee 10 hereby given tllaI in com piinuu- Sith
tne pr"vlAions at he act of ct,ngress of June !;
lss. entitled An for the sale ot timber land,
IN the = a'es of "a ifurniA. Oregon, nevada aud
y aahinEton Territory as extended To Al the
fuhhc land states by act Of August !, 1897.
Lnrius Solomon, of Idaho springs. cn,inty of
.lsar Creek, stats tnr Territory Of Colorado mas
this day hed in this Office sworn sta emeut No
on' nor the purehase Of the NV. OF nw a or lot
ef section il, and vi of swt4, or Its and of
s@ton -, IN townshIp So. 4. S. r. No. y ~,
and WI oh-r proof to show that The land s,ux,,t
u NOR v..uable for its timber or stone ths nDr
sxf'cn.,nrai purpnaes, and TO establish his. lain
~ sAia and before he Register and Re- seiver Of
his on'cs q Denver, Colorado, on Moua.g the
.ist day Of January. 1907
ne nav - - witness: Albert E. Afrnub Of Ida.
no spring.. Colo; Wesley W. Cannav. of Idaho
spnuss colo, John Pachert OF Idaho spr.nrs,
'oso., end VIM noeher. Of Idaho sprines, Cole
any e~d ei persons claiming sdverselv the
soovederrioed lands are requested to nte their
Jaa. 1907. ~A
e. .. 1oAD. nasaeen.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
MINING APPLICATION NO. .Ia

Mineral Survey No. 1914
u s LAND Oaes
Denver. Colo. Oct. H. 1913
Notice Is hereby gwen that pursuance u ,he A.,
II Congress, approved Nav 10 is7. C. E. Loveii
wilose possofhce Is Denver CoiovaAo 32n Stout St,
has naAs application r patent tot 1 40 linear
feet IN ,he LsatvilIs Extension lode bearing yoia
and silver. tie sane being I1.6 a 4v'Ia.. ana
ia feet s49"fS from discovery shaft ,herrun With
surface Rruana $50 feef In vidfh. situate IN Coral
mining district Clear Creek County. Sta,s Of Cote
RADIO and tesrrbed In the plat 6sA sssss sn sic
la THIS once. foiiovs viz:
Beginning 1t Garner No ~hescs ths IA cas 80
ATAs - v of the 9Th =. bears o. - I:,Gs
fsst: thence - Is . lSW n cor No 2: hence
W IS I0 II to No :. thencs q &Ss Is EsB Z,
cor No y thence w - lsO n to cor Ne l. the
piacs Of beginuing
Coctsinine a.IA aeres, expressly excepting srd
excluding oil conflict With surveys Nos. ITS ana
forming portion Of the . . - Of SC s. ,Sp l.
Ianee = Of the 9Th principal meridisn. SAID or.-
crds Of Clear Creek County Caiorasa.
ApoinsU claimants he ovaefs os sesvs sxe;ulsl
sarvsy. snl a sufvsys Nss 81 anA i7sec.
c y. FORD. AagA1e&
Firss pub oe, =. last os< = -
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peaceful t Denver News persists
The made the editorial cob
iulus asst BY editor every
buSnes the timed the many
similar lacks made heghth of
keeping with the News policy as
The of the
that disaster instead of
removing possesses purity his liking
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22

THE will Denver the IS,
School building DR. T. X
Of
this year will approximate meeting will addressed
George Sociology Chicago; W
Of the Cicsg Art Institute and Miss Sara
Cone Bryant entertaining
Mr. French the lea
the Crafts the public schools
sculptor. Miss Bryant leading
country author very popular
Nv TO Tell o Children.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
Card OF hanks.

We wish to taauk yru for the <iud
ness and sympathy shown and tht
beautiful fuwefs sent US durirg the
sick ness aud loss of our little oab-.
IN. J. p. CLARK
MRS. MAGGIH CLARK.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22

menus in your own handwriting. 1t looks tat.
rvfee On your standing makes people think you
can AFFORD a stenographer. And |. sons~ ba, AM
LlRluu>.
You can write out Jour letters-make ouI N
Sstrsrt- NIL IN al insurance poicy-erter Euuf
card NE nos-nIAke out your aacuunts. CT q hotel
menu-ar dn any kind Of writing YOU need u
nv kind, size or thickness of paper. and space
ans way you want so.
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You Can Easily Ope-
rate this Typewriter
Yourself

Don't worry your
corr sDondeut.
Don't write him
anytni"g by hand
that takes him time
u make out-thAs
may leave him in
Goilot-that he can't
easily read.
And don't fll out
legal papers or card
NE m,A-'rr ua ks out
counts or hotel
rf.Fnr,a a. fr... E-
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progress University
bv the Uni
proper
Preparatory This according Mr.
Tr second largest the
These indicative
University showing the influence
the
of
schools
before college
the grade schools
scholarship for
he her
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looked after pract-
mining the only plum this d-
compass mary Il SIMPLY illustrates that
Clear Creek and Gilpn still o the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22
T irnh<- Land Ae. June ;, la73-Noticx fo,s
Puclicztion.
UNITED STATES LAND OFvICKt
Denver. Colorado. Jan. Il 1865

Denver. Colorado. Jan. Il 1905 4
Notice u hereby given that in compliance with
the pros isions of the &C, OF Congress Of june j.
l>sS. entitled An act for the sale OF timber
snds iu the states of California. OREGON, Nevada
and sshinyton Territory" A. ATTENDED to all
the P,Ibuc Land States by act OF August / 1877.
hert E. -traub OF Eisbo springs. couI'y Of
Clear Creek. -Latr fsr Territory OF Colors do has
his iay iied in this efiire his state nIeut
No sol. for the purchase of Y u ;. W and
:. W. IA Of \. W. - or Lets =, g. A. of section
81 in Township M. ). Range No. ~ " and will
ter proof To show thar the land sought is more
valunbl hhr ts timber or stone than for agricul-
tHrsi purposes. And 10 establish his clS M sad
AMI before Register Receiver at Denver
Colo. on Mo day the Il iay Of January. 1877
He names As witnesses Georg. W SIrauh. Of
idaho springs. Colo. westley W. CAnnady Of
linn" springs, Colo. Jehn fu. hert. OF Idaho
>Dr,ngs Colo. Wm- Mosber, # Idaho spring.
tlBip
Any and all persUns claiming adversely the
soove-de-cribesi lands requested Ia lie theif
claims IN this Once On of before said LIST. day OF
JAN. ls1.
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