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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07
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Mice is hereby gwen tina. H. L..
Roberts of I.ahu Springs, lIsar Ereek
-ouIty, Sat OF Colura.u, has bonghi
tnd IL tnr owBtr Of all the stock Of II Z
K frrs Brothers Mrrc tntile Company
ami Will cary IN The business Of said
cpm yaHy II tie County ot Clear Creek 4,
state Of Col 'fauO, and will pay al IN
ds bl- d ess Of -a'i company On sccouut
onnry; that p l.. Roberts nss hpugh;
II intrresJs OF the Roberts Brufhtrs Mvr-
cantIlr Hpany in the bus ness cfrried
on al C-ippe Greek III the cou " Oh.
Tell-r aad viii pay ali deb.s that said
company p~e> on account ct huslDc 5
heretofore carried on by 1t in Teller
county.
All persoos indebted 10 The Roberts
Erpth~r r M-rsanii e c"=.l yarv are request
ell 20 cail at,d tnske lroa1pI : trlraIcA IA !;
all persous mdehsra /, The Rohits
Brothers M-r an lie company IN Cripple
Greek, County of felirr, STATE Of Colo
Tado. VIII make payment oI saId inGeDt
edness to T. l.. Roberts.
March 20. 1856.
THE ROBERTS BROS MERCANTILE Co,
BY IL. l. ROBERTS
Attest: President
p. l.. ROBERTS,
SsCretary.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07
New Republican Club in e nver.

The club organized Denver with
will be in the Crawford Ill resi-
Cleveland Place
of The
dent present auditor OF the
F. A Williams Greeley W hit
Fank~ NJ. Downer Of Iongmont and
w ovnton Springs The Speak
II Dickson the House of Representatives. The director
Republicans well known throughout the
will further the political schemes of
candidate position party incaulable
the harmonious feeling existing
the loyal all Coora-
do 1t and membership soei
Republicans all shades from all OF the
month paid advance
Until selected be made Mr. w H.
Dickson The club house has already been opened and
rousing ghousc warming has been arranged for.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07
Mineral survey No. 17S5l.
I. :. Land Office.
Denver. Colorado, March 2s 1906

Mineral survey No. 1881.
I. :. Land Office.
Denver Colorado, March 2s 1906
Notice is hereby given thatThe Elwood Mining
attorney in fact whnsn ppstnf'ice is Idaho Springs
Colorado. has made application for u paten; for
$50 linear feet re-peet vely on the 30 and Rabbit
io5es hearing gold and silver. the 40 lode being
li6..feet 72' i0 f ard ld7 feet N TO ,W W:
thence 2i6 fe I id9W from the discovery shaf
and the Rabbit lsde 'lsiug 9la 9 feet : ~ W and
feet io' E. thence SILL feet go Al Z from
discovery shaft thereon with surfsce ground IsD
District. Clear Geek County. Ststeof C.,lora,4n
and described in the plat and field notes on file
in this office as follows, viz.
4aLODE
Peginninr at cor No whence the y 4 cor see
4TiS K 78 W II the Gfh VI hears T51 az +
thence 10 l0 v 256s # t1 CO. Nos; theneess
+Oo W 1852 II 10 ccr NJ 4. thgnce y lGo ~ "
is p # to No ;: thence 45o Il4s2 n
c"r No 6; thence = 40 E2j3 S f to cor No l.
the place of beginning.
RABBIT LODE
Reginnne at cor No /. whence the Il cor sec
IA K 73 " Of the sth p v bears AZ IA, W
l706 67 r.: thence ae1 AZ W 55i p II to cor No .
thence foo " 9iis It 10 cor No >, thence y sso
45' W 1922 it To cor MOI thence n 4oo e0l 2 II
to cor No 5; thence 2ge AZ 599 9s 1t to cor No
g. thence : 80 A. I6l.es Il to cor No J. the
place nt beginning.
Containing Sis acres expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict with surveys Nos 500
1922 and 5657 and forming rortior of the nm
subdividei Twp 8 s. and the W u Of Sec L. Twp
g, Range rs " of the 9Th rriucipa meriti N
said locations being recordedin vols 49, pages
l'e anil go of the records of Clear Creek County
Colorado
Adjoining claimants owners of above named
surveys and sur No l14s3
c. .. FORD. Register.
lst pub March 81; last pub June ?, 1906
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Rbscnat.sm Mikes Lie Miserable
Secretary Treasurer.

happy home Is the most valuable
possession that IS within reach of man
kind, but you cannot enjoy It's comforts
il you are suffering from rheumatism,
You throw aside busines cares when
you enter your home and you can be
relieved from these rheumatic pains also
bv spul,inp Chamberlain Pain Balm.
One application will give you relief and
its continued use for short time will
bring about a permanent cure. FOR
sale b. J. Shsrwlu.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

Amer Ding Sect on : of Article NJ oi
an oFllrance entitled "An Ordinance
Concerning Licenses and beiUg
General Section 24o of the Complied
Ordinances Of the City Of Idaho
Springs.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
The CITY f Idaho Springs:
SECT on /. That Section of Article
NJ OF All Ordinance entitled IAN
Ordinance Concerning Licences and
being General Section Ne. 20 OF the
Compiled Ordinances, lie and the same is
hereby amended s, as t. read as fol oyss
to wit: 24o, License Fee-Sports.
SECTION a. For a license for each
shooting gallery or skating rink, or for
any cane rack lifting machine or other
device for sting or exhibiting feats OF
strength or skill there shall be paid the
sum of Ten Dollars per week; for each
merry-go round there shall be paid the
sum OF Twenty Five Dollars per week
for each billiard table, baqa'eile table,
pigeouhole table or shufil board there
sh all be paid the sum of Ten Dollars
per anuum; tor one pin alley or ball
alley there shall be paid the sum of
Twenty five Dollars per annun, foT
each addi ional pin alley or bali alley
there shall be paid sum OF Ten Dol
lars per annuri.
Passed BY the City Council of the CITY
Of Idaho Springs, and approved this
day A. D. 1876
-......-............
Mayor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07
Notice.

The annual meeting os the SiitinSs
Printing aud Publishing company will be
held at the Office of K. r. Graham in
Idaho Springs Colorado, Tuesday, April
II. 1906, at p m, for the purpose OF
elec,ing board of directors and the
transaction OF such other business as may
properly Come before it
r K. GRAHAM,
S, 4. NoYEs. President.
Secretary Treasurer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

Three salesmeu wanted for our new
Railroad, County and State Survey map
OF Colora 10. Just off the press and abso-
luteiy new. Towns and railroad stations
are fully indexed with location, popu'a-
ton and many other special features
Splendid opportunity for energetic men
RAND, MCNAIIS & Co.
CHICAGO. ILL.,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07
MISIS,, APPLICATION No. ap,5.
hineral survey No. lF7e3.
[. :. Land ofiae

[. :. Land oaiee,
Denver, Colorado, Febf,Iasy 26. 1890.
Notice is hereby gwen .hA. IN rarsnGiloe Of the
Act OF CoHEfess, approved May 10. 1872 Jos. pin
Hiatt by Erwin /. tseruitier, his attorney III
TACT v uns.- pos tathce fiHhn springs Colorado.
has made application for patent for l2!-i7 linear
feet ou the Harvest ls-e bearing gold and SILVER,
the same being a l.el - 70 and l2il7 feet
y ha' = nom discovery sfaaf thereon. " h
sl lace grann % :-.f IN idtb, -fFsne in Idaho
Mining District, t,aE reel K county, Stale nt
C3IoFada' aud desc. f,.d IA thg ,..at and fiel,i
notes on hie in hi, Office a. follows, viz:
Ergluuing a. or. Na- 3. whence the !. Cor
sec 20 ! Z: : K - W Il tie aih L ". hear, \ eh1
~ f2-ia17 H.; theuor- 10 q ~ l1s6 n. to Ger.
NJ. 2. thence : II 81 / I5s1 feet - c T. No :.
thea"e : - $ 81 = To Cor. NJ. I, theme y
Ii 81 10 f. TO t'ur y J the place of beginning
Containing IA acre eNursssly exc, ptfflg and
exriuF1ae ii conf e y ith surveys Ms 239. 1914
ana l5'Ib ana JeuHy y and Magnet lodss unsur-
veyed md forming paTt3pn Df the frtslIbdivi &
f~ = ; kaugv - " of lhs Uth principal merltia9i.
-ati Ec-5tIoU being recorded in vol l51 Iag. its
et thr records Of C.ear Or es Comfy, q, tqrsd@,
taIut-sng claimants oyNner> # the above ex-
elG'itd surveys ana uusurves I'd luti.s.
FORD Register
Fir rlEb Mars Inst Nay s - ii.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07
MINING APPLICATION no. 2o6s.
Mineral survey Ne. I7si8
L. 5 Land oftice.


L. 5 Land oftce.
Denver Colorado, February n. 1905
Notice i hereby given tia. IN sfsuaBee of the
Act Hcress, approved Nay - 49, J. j ksu
uedy, " hose r04totiir. is f-eelaud colorado has
made Hupiicaiiou tor tHtsrt Tor 1850 linear feet
on the Miners Friend lode Fearing gold and silver
IA" same being A. feet y 2.5 ~ + aud iei5 feet
- ~ " from discovery shaft thereon, Nth sur.
fa',s ground laG feet IN width. situate in Trail
Run Mining District. cieBr Creek Comfy. state oi
Colorado, aud tTsrrited HI Ihe Plat aHd fled
notts on lie in this ctfce follows viz.
Beginning at Cor Nn i. whence the \ " Cor Sec
; I : % W uf the 9Th +. =. bears - 81 II
25il6i IT: theme, 3.}S ~ E l5bb fl Cor No. 2
thence 96o ~ = Fl. to Cor No. 3 thence y
~ W los Z, TO Cor. No thence y TO- " 1872 -
II. to Cor. No. |. the place Of beginning
Containing = 81 acres expressly exc pting and
excluding al' conflict with slrVes Nos. l516u
1873 and l5s7s and h mud forming portion ot
the unsnhiiviSed Twp 2 : r IS IS and nfthe 4
of See Two : Range n W Of the OH principal
meridian. Said location being recorded IN vol.
i59, pace a26 ofthe records Of Clear Creek comfy
Colorado.
Adjoining claimants the owners of above ex
cludei surveys and -urvey No l757l
c D. FORD Register
FRS, Put. March ,. last May 5 1896.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07
A Los, II, Tier.
FALL. RIVER. March rs, Iee

FALL RIVER March rs, 1876.
Taken up by J. H Bales, Que brtud !.
reif.r. about wears old: apparently
..lthout brand or mark; found on The
nouiain in a critical coudiliou. Owner
San hav. same by pay us Tor this notice
J. ". BALES
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

BROOKS Bonynge and Eogg have covered themselves with
glory fight for the SI5oooo expenses the Denver
Their generalshp argument Sey
Ienny oracle the house complincnted highly
speech the floor although
the side OF Philade
by Gripping that of
successfully represented House Colorado
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

Is sustaining the lower decision
cities OF the second class shall be elected by wards by all the
people, the has established
argued In this city by ac the aldermen
ed by the whole people the cers eecting
When the defeated
ticket sought legal advice
positions the ground that they received majority
though the total When the
before Judge
sustaining the election by wards and the Taxpayers
seated Now that the
the matter becomes definitely settled
the The personnel
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

T auditor Of Ohio that about been saved the
state fees illegally collected and others illegally retained by officials
Some irregularities design
them the result of ignorance o he
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

Chamberlain 5 Salve is good for any
disease OF tue skin, 1t ailays itching and
burning sensation instantly. For sale
by J. J, Shefwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

DAVE DAY has given his pursuit pennies for Pat
and seeks nooe by giving nodthpece
Neuenuelas struggle When Day confined himself the Mudoo
he winner proven light thing
stronger than brandy and
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

Moving and Transferring is my spec
ia1ty. Rates reasonable. X. E. Noed, ,
telephone Red 63I.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

THERE nothing the that Senator Patterson
failed Of election officers Of the Denver Democratic club He
will be able make things interesting from The body OF the
house.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

ice delivered daily G. II. Curnow
phoue Black 655
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

Hauling and express, Curnow, the ce
man, phone Black SIS
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II. o. Alien, the dentist.

Geo II Curnow, the expressman,
telephone No. Black b33.
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Aisyor.
Attest:

-e....-
City Clerk
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07
PROPOSED ORDINANCE.
AN ORDINANCE

Published To Comply With The State
Law
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

6iliousness, s,constipationp preve nu re-
covery. Cure these with Ayers Pills.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

1t is gratifying to the extreme to learn
thst the plans of the Chicago boys who
we're coming west to fight the Indians
in an automobile were thwatted. 1t
would have been taxing unfair advantage
of our red men who have nothing faster
than ponies upon which to escape from
the blcod.hirsty destroyers.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07
MINING APPLICATION NO. %

Fir>, Put. March ,. la, May 1906.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19
SCHOOL CASE
IS APPEALED

Tho IahainalunA school case har
been appealed to the supreme Court
II the United states. Yesterday a ci-
tation was Issued by chief Justice
Frear notifying the defendant In the
case Of Frederick w. Lowery. GEORGE
Il Castle aud william O. Smith, trus-
tees, W. the Territory OF Hawaii thai
an appeal has been taken to Washing
ton. and that the defendant must APP
pear there and answer within thirty
days.
Aud that Is the Lahalnaluna casa
The paintlffs In the action. who are
the appellants. are the trustees OF the
American Board OF Foreign Missions
The Lahainaluna Seminary. originally
sectarian school conducted under this
management OF the Board. was finally
by that body turned over to The gov
eminent upon a grant somewhat pecu-
liarly conditioned. The purpose OF tho
Board of Missions. naturally, was that
the school should continue to teach
the Calvinistic theology, but the terms
OF the grant were that mo other reli-
gious creed should be taught"
1t was claimed by the trustees In the
action that the government had violat-
ed the conditions OF the grant, Laha-
inaluna being run as part OF the pub
lie school system, and the trustees Tor
the Board of Missions therefore
brought suit for $4,000 damages in the
courts OF the Territory. The Attor-
ney Generals department. Deputy
Prosser having charge of the case. de-
INJURED to the complaint broadly upon
the ground that the grant read that
the school should not be used by the
Territory for the propagation of any
other religious creed. SO long as no
creed whatever was taught. the gov
eminent claimed that the conditions
of the grant had not been violated
The Board of Missions. by the trus-
tees. disputed this, claiming that the
creed stipulated must be taught In the
school, which of course had become
non-sectarian as part of the public
school system.
The governments demurrer was sus-
tanned on appeal to the Supreme Court
OF the Territory, final judgment hav-
ing been entered about two weeks ago.
The appeal to the Supreme Court by
the Trustees Of the Board of Missions
is the next step.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19
AMBIGUOUS TRIBUTE
TO COUNTY SYSTEM

]. H. Waipuilani, District Judge OF
East and West Kau, in sending the
statistics of his court to the Judiciary
Department pays the following some-
what ambiguous tribute to county
government. This is a translation of
his letter to Henry Smith, chief clerk
OF the Judiciary:
you will notice by this report the
extreme scarcity of cases, not because
of the good behavior of the entire dis
trict, but because 1t is the fruits oil
county system, and that seems the
rule in all districts in the whole Ha-
wall county, more noticeable after
June, 1905"
The statistics show four Hawaiians
convicted of a social crime; IL arrest
ed and 6 convicted of assault and bat
terry q Japanese, Portuguese and ?
Hawaiians); l Chinese convicted of
cruelty to animals; 2 japanese and
Portuguese convicted of drunkenness;
"a arrested for gambling and IL con-
victed (5 Chinese and Hawaiians)
Hawaiian convicted Of insanity;
foreigners of larceny second degree;
Hawaiians of malicious injury; Portu-
guese of nuisance and 1 Hawaiian OF
violating school laws out OF arrested.
Thirty-two assumpsit cases were heard
on the civil side.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19
CUT WOOD ON PUBLIC LAND.

II can not help that" said Deputy
Attorney General Prosser to the man.
ager of Hutchinson Plantation. 1.-THE
man was cutting wood on government
land, and his amusement will cost him
one hundred dollars"
This remark was drawn out by an
incident that occurred during the visit
of the first deputy to South Kona re-
Gently. 1t seems that one All Him had
been cutting wood from the lands OF
Naalehu, and selling at good profit
In defiance of the right of the Terri
tory OF Hawaii to the product of the
soil. The matter was reported to Mr.
Prosser, and All Him was brought in
to the court of the District Magistrate
of South Kona and fined one hundred
dollars. At that point the manager
of the plantation took up the matter
telephoning to Mr.. Prosser that he hat
given the man permission to cut the
wood, All Him, nevertheless, paid hi
fine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19
HARRIS At Tue helm
CONTINUED from Page ~

something relative. 10 the eight hour
law, which he had heard was being
violated on certain public works I'VE
do not want TO be classed as labor agi-
tators." he said but we should have
the sand to stand by law when we
secure It's passage"
what public works is the law being
violated on asked President Harris.
"The Nuuanu reservoir, believe"
said Mr.. Mott. II have heard that the
men there are worked nine hours n
day"
Are they not paid by the hour?"
asked the president "1f they are. there
is no way TO reach It,"
1T may be that they are" replied
Mott. "They advertised for day labor
ers. at Si.S5 n day. That would be
nine hours, with fifteen cents extra for
the additional hour"
Nothing came of this discussion,
either. and the Exchange adjourned,
after Vice President Stephenson had
been called upon and had expressed his
adhesion to the policy of progress, and
his determination to do all In his power
to secure the rehabilitation OF the Ex-
change. In fact the members pres
ent, at one time or another during the
evening. all expressed themselves mos
determinedly In the purpose to have
the organization take the part In pub
lie affairs that 1t did in the old days
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19
ARE AFTER
NJ. P. LUGAN

Because of an allegation that M. +.
crime of embezzlement from the Oahu
Railway & Land Company, of which
corpora ton he was ticket agent, has
neglected to perfect his appeal ana
has not suffered the penalty assessed
against him, Attorney General Peters
took steps yesterday to have him
brought to book. The first step took
the form of a motion that the order
Of Judge De Bolt granting defendant
time within which to file bill OF
! exceptions be vacated and set aside
and that judgment and sentence be
| executed. The paper was accompanied
by affidavits made by Court Stenogra-
! pher Horner, and the Attorney Gen
eral himself.
Lugan, upon his conviction, was fined
| $500, in default of payment of which
the court ordered that he be sent to
| prison. On the 2Sth day of April last
, Judge De Bolt made an order granting
| defendant two weeks within which to
! file his bill Of exceptions on appeal.
| This appeal, it is alleged in the affi-
| davits filed by the court stenographer
! and Mr.. Peters, was never perfected,
and in the meantime Lugan has suf-
fered no penalty whatever for the
| crime of which he was convicted.
| The affidavit Of Horner recites the
trial of the case, and goes on thus:
ION the third day of May, 1905, c. w
| Ashford, attorney for the defendant In
said case, as such attorney did, in that
certain book kept in the clerks Office
of the Supreme Court of the Terri
tory, enter his name and the name oi
the party he represented In suct
cause, the title of the said case and the
name of this deponent, with date OF
entry by way of request for a tram
script of the notes of the evidence
taken by this deponent in said cause,
but under the heading remarks con-
tanned in said book, did make the fol-
lowing entry, AS per letter of in
| struction.'"
The affidavit then goes on to say
that later Ashford verbally requested
| that only the portions OF the evidence
be written up as Ashford should in
dictate to deponent, and Horner alleges
that he was never instructed by Ash
ford what part of the evidence to
transcribe. and never has Transcribed
| any Of 1t. The affidavit concludes:
THAT as deponent is informed and
belives, the said c. w. Ashford has
not obtained from said First Circuit
judge leave to file transcript or copy
OF the evidence in said cause. made OF
procured without the aid of this de-
ponent." tsH
The affidavit OF the Attorney Gem
eral recites the record in the case,
that Ashford was Lugan's attorney
and the further fact that neither the
whole nor any part OF the transcript
OF the evidence in said cause has beer
filed in the Circuit Court Mr.. Peters
therefore asks that a mittimus be Is
sued forthwith. upon the ground Of
laches OF defendant and abandonment
OF his appeal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19
BENNINGTON
MEN REWARDED

WASHINGTON, January 6.-Recog-
milton OF the extraordinary heroism
displayed by the officials and crew of
the United States gunboat Benning
ton, when her boilers exploded, on July
81 last. is contained in a general order
Issued today at the Navy Department
by Secretary Bonaparte.
Each of eleven members Of the crew
has been awarded a medal of honor
and 800 gratuity. They are John j.
Clausey, chief gunner's mate; George
+. Brock, carpenters mate. second
class; Edward Beers, seaman; Willie
Cronan, boatswain's mate, third class;
Raymond E. Davis, quartermaster.
third class; Emil Fredericksen, water
tender; Rade Gribitch, seaman: Will
liam C. Shacklett. hospital steward:
Oscar e. Nelson, machinist's mate.
first class; Otto Schmidt, seaman;
Frank e. Hill, ships cook, first class.
The general order calls attention TO
the extraordinary heroism' displayed
by the officers and crew OF the United
States gunboat Bennington at the
time OF the lamentable disaster which
overlook that vessel while lying in the
bay OF San Diego. Cal. on the forenoon
OF July 2i. 1906 The crisis, which oc-
CURED with such terrible suddenness
and destruction. was met by the off,
GERS and crew with readiness and re-
source. Men grlevously wounded for
got their own injuries and rushed
back In the shower OF scaldlng water,
steam and ashes to rescue their more
unfortunate shipmates.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-01-19
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