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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
GIANT CAPS EXPLODE
IN THE HAND OF BOY
Spencer Gibbs of Marysyale
Sustains Very Severe
Injuries.

Special to The Tribune,
RICHFIELD, May s.-By the explosion
OF q number OF giant caps which he held
In his hand, Spencer Gibbs OF Marysyale,
a youth about 10 years of age and son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j F. Gibbs, has badly
wounded hand. with the probabilities that
It will be partially disabled for all time.
The fingers. the palm and the wrist arc
all more or less torn and laccrated. Some
of the pieces of shell pierced the boy g
clothing and entered his breast but made
struck him I'm the face. however, threat
ems TO give him serious trouble, as symp
toms or blood-poisoning have developed
Hit by a Windlass.
BY letting the crank of a windlass with
which he was lowering timbers down
shaft at the Sewer mine, slip from his
hands, James Sellars received q scalp
wound which required seven stitches 10
sew up and all but resulted fatally, The
crank struck him glancing blow on the
head Instead OF striking him squarey on
top. Had II done the latter. Sellars would
have been instantly killed
Beets Not Injured.
The report was circulated last week
that the sugar beetS of this county had
been greatly injured by frosts. Inquiry
In the various districts shows this to nave
been entirely erroneous. The beets es-
capped the two heavy frosts of couple
OF weeks ago This is believed to be
due In measure to the fact that the
beets had been planted early In the
spring and had made such headway that
they were not as susceptible to freezing
as when they arc just coming out OF the
ground,
Value Of Early Planting.
Beet growers in this county made an ex-
pertinent this spring of early planting,
and While In many parts OF the State seed
has Just been planted. in this county the
beets VIII be ready for thinning next week
and the stand never was better One of
the leading growers of the county ad-
Vances the theory that II the beets get a
good, early start they get down into cool
moist ground and are thereby enabled 10
withstand dry spells and hot days and
nght frosts. which usually have n very
detrimental affect on young and more ten
der plants.
Looks Good to Townsend.
Prof. c. o. Townsend, a Government
expert has been In the county during
the past week and he pronounced the
stand here the best and most advanced
mat he has seen anywhere In the State
While the acreage is not nearly so large
as In former years. II there shall he no
setpacks, such as have vIsl,ed this county
during the past two seasons, the Weld
IN IN tons VIII probably come up to that of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
aching the End.

dbune.
.9.-The death of DR.. Lyman
ing at tho home OF his brother.
10 Ia said TO he rapidly ap-
from IN attack OF tubcrcusory
\. seems to be nearer. There
Z change IN his condition to-
reported that he Is growing
. II IL only q matter OF a few
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.
Mrs. Eliza A. wilkins Breathes Her
Last at Coalville.

Special 10 Tho TrIbune-
PROVO. May 9-Word was received In
Provo today of the death at Conlyille ar
o'clock this morning Of Mrs Eliza A
wilkins. one of the early pioneers Mrs
wilkins was born In Nauyoo In 1885. and
came to Utah with her parents. Mr., and
Mrs Edison barney IN lSiS. Mrs Wilkins
was the second wife of the late AlexandeT
wilkins
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
.ANE SOCIETY.

o Increase the Member
iip in Ogden.
Tribune.
9.-The Ogden branch OF
ane society held a meeting
/ resolution TO appoint q
ten to solicit membership
nd the main proposition was
v question OF remuneration
- of the members OF the
discussed. but no decision
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Tired Of Kaiser's Gift.

The young couple have already grown
tired of villa 1ngenheim at Potsdam,
which the Kaiser furnished and deco
rated for them more according TO his own
taste, 1t is said than according TO the
taste OF his son and daughter in-law, who
have for some time been house hunting
and are now said 10 have decided to make
their future home in the castle OF Capute
an old building which for many years was
used as factory of leather ware and
lrn goods
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Eight Children Survive.

There are eight children. three BOYS and
five girls all grown, surviving Tho re-
mains will be brought to Provo Thursday
and funeral services will be held in tho
Sixth ward meeting-house at 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Editor Pioneer Press Dead.

ST, PAUL May 9.-Joseph A Wheelock
editor-in-ch,cf Of the Pioneer Preos died at
his homo hero today, Ho had beon in III
health for several years and had returned two
days ago from California, where he had spent
the winter. Mr., Wheclock was born in Nova
Scotia in 1881 and came 60 st Paul In 1850
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Contract for School Building.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
SPR1NGVILLE. May 9-Tho contract for
the new echool building here has been award
cd 10 Toools & Snyder OF Provo for ss7s5 The
heating plant. TO cost s2i27 30, Will be put in
by Fairport & Heaton OF Provo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10

MOUNTS Pickles mean more trade
for the Grocery Man and more satisfac-
ton for the customer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10

Dancing ut Saltair Friday. May II. Onl,
chance this week. Train s p m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
PRINCE AND BRIDE
TO LIVE IN FACTORY
Kaiser's Son Purchases Aban-
doned Castle Capute for
Future Home.

BERLIN. May 9.-That the Kaiser sec
ond son, Prince Eltel Friedrich. and his
young bride are going to live in a factory
sounds rather incredible, but it Is never
thcless fact
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-10
Will Be Court Of Inquiry.

Dancing at Saltair Friday, May II. Only
chance this week, Train p. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-25
sREvITIEs sUNcHED.

Galveston Sunday entertained 6.0ot
sxcursionists.
A weekly Republican paper Is n
be established at Mckinney
Corpse OF Mail Clerk Camel was
found under mail car In Cimarron
river
Texas "Reorganized" Republicans
open their campaign Oct s at various
oenters.
The National CoOpentOr. Farmers
Union journal. viii remove from Mn
cola 10 Dallas.
s b. Kelly was assassinated ten
miles from Marianua. Ark. by an IN
known person.
]. NJ. Thompson was found In an
unconscious condition az Amarillo,
Tex. and soon died.
Marsh Foster. convicted at Denton
Tex. of shooting a man named Cham
bers. were fined s70O.
The three negroes charged with The
murder Of little Harry Priester az
Tulsa. I T.. were released
In a fight on a train near Pickering
La. Edward Kingston. a negro. was SO
badly shot that death ensued-
United States Steel company Is re-
ported 10 nave acquired a controlling
Interest In Llano. Tex. iron field.
A buzzard alighted in a Houston
street car. causing a panic A negru
threw him out. and he flew away.
Seminole Is new town twenty miles
west OF Holdenville. l. T. Houses al
Tidmore have been moved there.
J.H.F Walker. a well known As
sociated Press operator. died at Az
Ianta after an illness OF twelve hours
Isaac Renfrow OF Sulphur. |. T.. has
received $500 worth Of bees from
Switzerland. The queen Is valued Al
$50.
Near Cushing. Okla, a wagon wa'
struck by a train and Harrison Den
MS and Clarence Mcintosh. boys. were
killed.
Engineer jenkins and Fireman Lak'
were buried under an overturned loco
motive near Corpus Christi. Tex
and scalded 20 death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-25

snow the ract that the MOB passed tnat
way.
II Is estimated that sixteen negroes
killed.
Following dAstardly acts were com
mitted Saturday:
A negro grabbed Mrs. Chaffin. a
young woman. as she was walking
near her home She screamed and
fled home She left her home when
the scoundrel grabbed at her. Mrs.
Chaffin re-entered and got a pistol
The negro left Three hundred men
followed in pursuit
As Mrs Frank Arnold stepped upon
her hack porch a negro grabbed her.
She screamed and he fled. neighbors
pursuing Henry Green. suspect
was jailed.
Mrs. Matte Holcombe was closine
the blinds when a negro grabbed al
her. He screams frightened him away
A posse went In pursuit
Miss Alma Allen was in her bach
yard when a negro grabbed at her
She screamed and tainted. The negr'
tied, a number OF men following.
A negro shot from a twostory win
dow. A brick killed him Anothe
was beaten TO death on Forsyth street
A pistol was In his right hand.
At a meeting OF the citizens Sunda
the action Of the mob was condemned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-25
AGAINST BAILEY.
Effort Being Made to Prevent His Re
election BY Legislature.

Austin. Sept 24.-An effort is being
made to prevent the reelection by the
legislature Of Senator Bailey.
At Mineola Saturday delegates 10
the Wood county convention were In
structed 10 vote for resolution ask
ing the legislature not TO re-elect he
junior senator.
During a meeting at Cameron a
small sized riot ensued. Resolutions
we're adopted protesting against Mr.
Bailey's reelection.
A petition was circuisted ut Dallas
calling for a mass meeting 70 protest
against the senator's getting a second
term.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-25
No Instructions.

Dallas. Sept 24.--In a letter TO the
News VI. A. Bailey of Mineola says
there were eighteen persons present
st the meeting there Saturday; that
only eleven participated: tina, every
voter In the precinct was elected 9
delegate to the county convention al
Qultman on the 18th. and that said del
egates were not instructed for or
against Senator Bailey.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-25
IAeoRERs LEAVE.
Negroes Engaging In other oeeupa
tIons Causes UnessinesA

New Orleans. Sept 24.-Reports OF
losses threatened TO the cotton crop
by reason Of negroes leaving the plan.
tations In large numbers 10 engage IN
other branches OF labor have been
received by the Ne~ Orleans cotton
dealers. The loss OF negroes from the
plantations Is attributed principally &c
inducements Offered them in rilroac
construction. Southern Louisiana and
Mississippi are the regions from which
the complaints come.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-25
Over Fifty Arrests.

Atlanta. Sept. 24.-Up to Sunday
nigh over fifty arrests OF persons
charged with violating the law were
made. Each was placed under $500
bond.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31
You will hasten recovery by tax
Ing ore Of Ayers Pills at bedtime.
FORFEITURE notice
Idaho Springs, colo. January 27. 1876

Idaho springs Colo. January 27 1886
To Edward Holmes:
NnUHfe hereby notified that have cS pended dur.
gaCh III he years l-i Is. ls,b, 1877, lsss lnss
I-Yl lsfi. lhs2. l-43. IS9i 1850, lsgi. ss1 s'>
l.I9 - i!spi 1872. ltsE. ltH and 1913. hun
itei do lar in labor and imprnv emeuts uT-nn the
Avalanche Ear kH, 1fnyer Cleveland. Pfitc of
rrcnEand and kaun.kuck tudes, situate in Trail
Greek mining district. C1uHty OF Clear Greek
state OF Colora o, the location certificates OF
~ ch ARE bound of recuTi il. books los and 50 Al
pages 1a- =, - a.. b5 rrsf-r i've y ia the otc-
of the sHcrs aud l:eeur ier Of said Clear Geek
county In order 10 hold said g aims and each oi
fp,u IN Ter the urf,v>.uus OF ion Z52i of the
Revised statutes Of The UuifcI States aud the
amendment thereto. approve January 22Hd \.
y. 1881. CEHrrruf4 annual labor upsu mining
cAiEtH. being The amount required TO hold 'aid
Iodes aud ga ni thrrn for the periods 'irg On
tn" 5lsl day Of December, 4. d of each Of ,aid
mentioned years
And If. alhiu ninety days from the Ter>o- al
service If this rpticc or within ninety days after
ihr publication thereof you fail refuse tp COZ
truE'e your proportion of such exp udifure ~
Dp-awt.,r. your interest in said aims and 10
ruct af them viii become the property ef the sub
scrilCF Your Co-Iwf er. Hha has made the re
quirod expenditure 10y the terms Of -aid section
F. VI Mp-r rRTPT.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31
Notice TO Non Residents OF PROBATE Of Viii,
In the County
lUFs
STATE OF COLORADO }
f-.r,,,. ..,r.p,u f.,I 5

STATE or COlopAoo In the County
CnuNrh "f CLEAk CHhEK Court.
The People OF the State ct CoInraao t5 MARY J.
Trutser 1ahn Skiuatr Roberts. Mrs.. Emily Broom.
nsiA- Mrs. Jars PyleS. Greeting:
Where's. L has been maize to aUuesr to the Cuu0-
ty Court Of clear Creek County the SAT- Of Cot
ura5o ihat you. the said Har,. J. rru4geu. John
Skinner Roberts. Mrs Emily Bloomfield and Ms.
Jane pytes, are r".iduav ieea'ees ana deri>eeS n
viii Itd testament OF one John Polnsar. deceased.
1ri that YOU uun-resderts o' this ssii State OF
CoiuriIc.
Nov therefore. in accordance with the rrovi sions
IF me statute in such made ana provided ana hy
order OF eour 1uiy made ami entered YOU are here
eN no'thei that an instrument OF wiring pbrportns
to be the last Will and testament OF the sati John
Polmtar, deceased, was presented 10 said court for
PROBATE the ~ iay Of March, A. D. 1876. hy
Agnes P line teSiiins al Ffeesni. in the County
of Clear Greek. the State OF to'rato; that the
said a.eiat vas at the rirne of his decease a resi-
dent Of Ffepl,ni in the County OF Gear Creek, in
'he >tase Of Coio'aiu; that The saii tecedent. ac-
cord ng Ia The said alleged last Wi and testament
devised md eequeathCi his property IN the NO ds
and figures following 'o-~it5
Ana IS TO my worldly estates ana all the PROC
>eTej ard possessed or 10 which | shall be entitled
the time Of nv ieceAse | give. devise. heque,ih.
and dispose TO my dear an faithful wife. Agnes,
and she IS n liberty TO sell ani deei the real estate
II should ihink advisable to ineverything IS
hers inf ng her lifetime. After her death whatever
IS eft Of ths estate, uhe her real personal mixed
is TO Re d}v iei In The following manner:
Ms isaf sister MafEa'ei LIZ to have ene-sisth
as o. the whole.
M niece Nlry J. Truigento to have one-six'h q 81
Of the whole
NJ ~ifes nephew. Ieha Skinner Roberts. have
Iwo- siSfhS f2-6i t7trL # the whole.
NJ wife sister. Nh Entity Broomfeli. TO have
one sNfh 4 g OF the Whole
Mn ~ite's sister. Ms. James Pyies. TO have one
siNth q e Of tho whole
luu hereby nutsci To he ard arresr Before
>'ij oogrf AT the ouurrN court room N The court
hot>r ,rprsrtn~n n The County Of Clear Creek
lrt State Of Colorado. Tie eth DAY of April. A. y
100 then and there TO attend probate OF the said
, tleeei last will and testament of the said John
puimeaF. deceased anI further d. ara perform
what shah hen hS The sat court be required and
atluitel
? In witness whereof | have hereunto sci ny hand
ini affNsi the seal the Saii court. a uffce
In Georgetown in said county, this second day of
March, A. d. 1876.
ROY H BlaCkNAN
fSeIil County Ju3ge.
FRS gut March 3; las, nuh March 81 1850.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

The csss Co Mining and Prospecting
company, which has been operating The
Syndicate group of claims near DUN mont,
this week took possession under lease
and bond OF the Dumont- Boston IN i'll,
and the plant is now being overhauled
and rvrnodeled preparatory to the treat
men, of ore from the com mpany's group
of claims. The six Frue vauuers, used
for finishing, will be removed and in the
space in the lower part OF the mill oc
cupied by them three cyanide tanks will
be erected. Mr. 5 X Behrend. who re.
presents the Cassopo5is, Mich. capital
lists Interested i'll the enterprise. will
make his home in Dumont beginning
next week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31
FRS, Pub. March 8. LAST Ma. 5 1875.
MINING AppITt
MINING APPLICATION No ssl
Mineral ~ vey M. lT7sa
l.. :. Land Once.
r.,,,, t3o5arsSp

MINING APPLICATION No sSl
Mineral ~ vey M. l-7>a.
L. :. Land Once.
Denver Colorado. February n 1896
Notice Is her,ny given that in pursuance OF the
Act of Congress approved May 10. 1872 Robert r.
Rose. tieoryp W Rose. Thomss : Batfen and
Robert Chsthcd whose pn>ipffice Is Denver
Colo lay r stanton. whose pnstoftlce Is Fowler.
Colorsdo. and Thomas Bradley. whose p<sioffice
I, Iiahn Springs. Colorado, have made arplica-
tior, for paient for 1870 liner feet each the
B,rtiey and Midnight loies hesrinc gold aud
silver with surface grnuud $50 feet in width on
each, situate in Jackson Mining District. Clear
Crsek crunty, State Of colorado. and described in
the plat and field notes on file ia this ofhce a.
BTRTIEY LODE
sec 2T4>R % s'h P NJ hears 50 So "
25 rs n. thence 81 10 #. 10 Cor No :. thence
$50 " ISL f to Cor Nos. thet @g9 " 10 II
to Cor NJ. 4, thence \ 5e7 = 800 It. to Cor No l.
the place of beginning.
MIDNIGHT LODE
Beginning ai Cn- NJ. / whence ihs = Cor
Sec , T4 = RS " 6th P. NJ. hears - : - - 4
thence Sio lio # n Cor VI =. thence : So "
isp1 f taCor No :; thence y Sc W lss1 # IN Cor
No. 4. thence So E lsol f. to Cor. No. !. the
place of beginning.
Ccntsiniuc 10 - sores. exr eSslv excepting and
excluding ali conflict with survey No $40 ari
forming portion Of the Hns7iyid / 7 and !
of sec , Twp. Rsnge - " Of the sfh u-frcirs
meridian. said locations being recorded in vos-
ISe, pages 57s and is1 of the Records of Clear
Greek county Colorado
Adjoining clsimxnts owners of the above ex.
Guided survey.
c. D. FORD Register.
Firs; pub Mar 3. las May 5, 1896.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31
A Favorits Remedy 70. Babies.

Its pleasant taste ard prompt cures
have made Chamherlain's Cough Rem
sdy favurite with the mothers of small
children. II quickly cures their coughs
and colds and prevents snv danger Of
pneumonia or other serious couseoueu
ces. 1t no, only cures Group ba, when it
is given As soon as The croupv cough ap-
pears will prevent the attack. For
sale by J. J. Sherwiu.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

INTEREST in mining the scheme of John
, use diamoud releasing the i'll the Saratoga workings
prosecuted successful termination there
that be used largely
properties district Nh Owens proposed of the diamond
drill presents heretofore unrd in this section i'll that
drill directly upward for approx
,a four hundred necessarily working But
of the drill and those
necessarily with
feasible demonstrated
OF mining would
employ their ground for the drill would
do thoroughly and rapidly than by the
or tunnel method work would be avoided and
s,rsr results would follow expenditure OF labor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31
A Lost II. tfer.

FALL. RIVER, March c6. 1906.
Taken up by J. W. Bales, one hr,udle
heifer, about a wears old; apparently
without brand or mark; found on the
uloutain in critical condition. Owner
Gan have same by paving tor this notice.
7. ". BALES
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

Three statesmen wanted for our new
Railroad, County and State Survey map
OF Colors 10. just off the press and shso-
iutelv new Towns aud railroad stations
are fully indexed with location, popu'a-
tlou and many other special features
Splendi opportunity for energetic men.
RAND, McNALLY s Co.
Chicago, Ill
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31
NINrNG Apr1Ic,fIoN Ho. s..s

MINING ApFI TCaflbN 40. assS.
NineraA -urvey No. l7NlS
L. s Land Once
Denver, Colorado. February 3 1906.
Notice l. hereby given that in pursuance Of the
Act OF Congress, approved May 10 ISL J. J Ken
neriy whose p-n~torice is EreeIaud Colorado. has
made application far rareni for lan linear feet
on the Miners Friend iatit bearing gel snt, silver
the same eeiug iSs feet ~ ~ and Ia4i feet
eSa a. " from discovery shan thereon. With su,-
fHc. ground l'N feet IN width. situate in Trail
Run Mining District Clear Greek County. state oi
colorado, and described in the plat and held
notes on file in this office follows. viz.
Beginning at OR No " hence the " Cor Sec
5Tl IS W nf the sth +. ". bears II sS "
3Sil. ~ II: thenc. .o 10 l5ssl n to Cor No p
iheur, : 80 lS, >. n to Cor No. 3. theme. : 30
~ W 1850 Il; to Cor No i.thence TO " l5e. ?.
n. 10 Cor. No. l. the place Of beginning.
Containing =. - acres expressly excepting and
excluding al conflict with surveys Nos l5aol
l57Sq and l5s7s A and and forming portion OF
the unsuhiivited Tap ) : IS W and afthe !
Of Sec Twp 4 : Range = W of the oh principal
meridian. Said location being recorded III vol.
tSq ps2e 2aS ofthe records Of Clear Creek county
Culorsio.
Adjoining claimants the owners of a hove
ciuded surveys and ,uryey No I757l.
c n. FORD Register,
First Pub March g. LAST MAY 1895
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

rHe aeo,e of Idaho Springs negleciug opportunity
Secretary Nav
had secured hund red illustrated
aud mills this which
people and requested that the citizens
furnish him addresses Up the present there
furnished aad the
mains dead lumber should duty
This publication that the Chamber has the
should be done The work
be does have the support
citizens for the shoulders of the officers
the entire people
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

DENVER daies persist attempting to focus all attention on
city and give little credit the balance of the state
soug they help to the daily
bold tramway accidents political jobbery TO
city's discrcdit.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

A Westeruer Who committed higany
declares that he was in trance when he
married his second wife And perhaps
in hypnotic state when he married his
first one
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

Hauling aud express, Sarnow, the ice
man. phone BLACK n;,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

ON the morning OF April l. citizen OF Colorado will be
something the purchase silver
Colorado" It is hoped have sufficient
raised by June make the purchase Get the
ground door
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

Moving aud Transferring IS my spec
isl,y. Rates reasonaolS. X l.. "ooo >
telephone oSl Red.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

Geo. II. Suruow, the expressman
tcfcphore No. BLACK oss.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

Mrs. Carrie J. Mason went Denverwara
on the Aedues esday afternoon Passenger
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-31

supervision should be the city fire alarm
recently has been impossible
the this
members the Fortunately
present has resulted
the trouble should be guarded against
prime Tests