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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05
MINING APPLICATION NO, o7s
L. y. Ihtih plllft.
Denver, Colorado, Ma

Mineral survey No. l7s5l.
L. y. Land Office.
Denver, Colorado, March Is. 1906
Notice Is hereby given thatThe Elwood Mining
and Milling Company by Erwin l.. Kegenntter
attorney in fact whose postoiiice Is Idaho Spriugs
colorado, has made application for patent for
800 linear feet respect vey On the 20 and Rabbit
luits utaring gold and silver the ~ lode being
thence l94f.2 te io1W from the discovery shaft
ana ths FafhU l'dc trlng a349 feet : % W and
feet 40 f. thence 577.1 feet 29o II from
discovery shaH thereon with surface ground l5n
esi in width r-spertir ely situate IN On ~ Mining
District, Clear Creek County. ~tattof Colorado
ud described In the plat eud field notes file
in this Office as follows. viz:
tgIOlE
BEGINNING ut cor Nol, whence the Y cor sec
iT4- K - W of the Ssh hears T5o SO F.
lI4,i IT.: thence IL 20' lSu2N Il to cor No 3;
theuc4 y 7gc ~ " 253S # ta cor No 3. thenc..S
iu' W l2i62 II 20 cor Not. thence l67 ~ "
l>0 - Il To No }; thence i'e f llls . II to
cnr No 8. thence : u ip Eg53 # to cor 40 l.,
the place of beginning.
RABBIT lode
Begin nire et cor No /, whence the y 4 cor sec
4T4~ K 73 " OF the 9Th VI bears : n A. "
g7oG 81 H. thence go ~ w 5H4.22 ii to cor No. .:
IS " iA2S2 II to cor No 1; thence 100 abl2 II
TO No 5: thence 29c ~ Il 519.a, It TO eor No
6: thence 3S7 IS L l6l 2s II to cor No |, the
place 7i beginning.
Cauteiuiug Sis acres, expressly excepting and
e~cliit!ing atl cunf'ic WITH surveys Nos 4t)2
I{2a1 and 1857 and forming rartion OF he nm
'bdivideI Twp3s, and the w : of SEC 4 Twp
:, Range u W of tar oh rlncipai merld an
Said locations being recur3e9in vols 159, pages
1919 aud 23p al the records Of Clear Greek County.
CplorsGo.
Adjoining claimants owners Of above named
surveys anh sur No 1llSS,
c % FORD. Register,
LIST pub March 81: last pn5 June ?, 1906
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05
First pub Mar. 3; last May 5. 1916.
MINING APPLICATION NO 2o61
Mineral su vey No. 1879.
4. ). Land Once.

Mineral su vey No. 1879.
Il. ). Land Once.
Denver Colorado. February p, 1906
Act of Congress approved May 10. 1872, Robert K.
Rose, Georgv W. Rose, Thomas $. Batten and
Robert B. rhatfed whose postotiice is Denver
Colo, Jay b. stanton. whose postoifice is Fowler
Colorado and Thomas Bradley. whose pOstoifice
is Idaho Springs. Colorado, have made appIica-
ton for patent for 1900 liner feet on each the
Birtley and Midnight lodes bearing gold aud
each, situate III Jackson Mining District, Clear
Creek county, State Of Colorado, and described in
the plat and fed notes ON file i'll this Office as
follows viz:
RIRTLEY LODE
Beginning a, Cor No. /. whence the 4 Cor
SEC 2T4SR Z T3 " 9Th 2. NJ. bears $ $50 59' W
10 rs IT. thence 80 100 It. 10 Cor No .; thence
$50 1850 Fl 10 Cor No3; thence $40 W $50 IT.
10 Cor No. 4: thence $50 1903 IT. to Cor No /,
the place of beginning.
MIDNIGHT LODE
Beginning at Cor. No l. whence the Il Co. .
Sec 2 T ) RIB " 9Th r NJ. bears : $50 f &c s3 #
thence s $40 F. 80 fl to Cor No. ., thence 56o "
1900 # to Cor No. 3: thence so " 150 IT. to Cor
No 4: thence So 1900 #. to Cor. No. /, the
place of beginning.
Containing ~ 2e2 acres exp essly excepting and
excluding all conflict with survey No. 26i9 and
forming a portion OF the undiv ided T 4 5 and %
of See 2. Twp. Range 70 W of the 9th principal
meridian, Said locations being recorded in vol
49, pages $40 and 400, of the Records of Clear
Creek county, Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners of the above
c. D. FORD Register.
Firs. pub MAJ 3: last May 5. 1906
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05

Two carloads OF III ichiuery for the
contractors on the Seemann tunael ar
rived yesterday consisting OF an 50
horse power boiler and an Am rican com
pressor. The foundation for tie latter
has already been laid ana the boiler
bricked in at once. The contractors hope
to start worI, On the tunnel breast With
in the n X three weeks.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05

The output for the month OF April
from the Specie Payment mine, through
the Two Brothers tunnel was little over
sixty tens of smelling ore, worth S72 per
ton and 2z7 tons of milling ore treated at
the Hudson mill in this city The lat
erals on the vein beginning this week
will be driven steadily east and west.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05

The Dubuque un"el on Fill River is
now b sing supplied with air by
pipe line sever ] headred feet IN length
from the power plant Of Int U lied nlil,
Machine tr..ls are now bins uset IN
driving he adj and il WI be cont u d
con siderable distance bcioi 4aN a erupt
is made toAard orr production. y NUN
ier of functions will be encountered
which will make profu tive ore shoots,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05

Oae miner working on company ac-
coiut in I. 70 foot shstt between No. 1
land No. Saratoga shafts, during the
Olnonth Of April, took out two ,ranway
cars, or IA tons of brown honey comb
quartz which retu ned a. 10 ounces gold
and 3 ounces silver, or a gross value OF
500 per ton The man cleared for the
company, on his months work, little
over 81 900.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05
MINING NOTES.

The Daily Record reports he transfer
from Thomas NJ. EEan 10 the Grass
Roots Gold Deve ,op5pg ud Mining com
pany, by mining DECD the Russian, Pfus-
sian and Turk loaes aud the DENMARK
tuanel in Jackson district, for consid !.
alton of Sro,ooo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05

Ioln r. Jenk ktus ct this city, has been
apooi-ted ioreu man ot the Sun aud NJ aon
mine. and vii! have charge OF the work
on the surface and in the lateral from the
Newhouse tunnel. Mr.. J nkins succeeds
Robert Wilkinson, OF Ceqtral { ty. who
has been appointed po tnaster at that
place and will enter upon his duties the
coming week. The new foreman is
we'll known and popular young man. and
is familiar with all parts of the property
of which he is in charge.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05

The heading OF the Lucania tunnel
this week, at a point $40 feet in from
the portal ard at vertical depth below
he surface eccuuutered what Is be-
Lev 10 BE- the Telephone lode. or the
western extension of famous Old Champ
pion lode Of Bellevue mountain. The
ore is identical in appearance With
tae product Of the Champion, and there
is out little doubt bui thai it is the same
vein or At least part of it, ASSAYS show
the material to carry values sufficient tt
class IT as d milling grade and TO con
tain yer cent. copper. Al the point OF
IL eIscctiua the vein IS pluched some
VII lat, or is a split OF the main vein,
which Wi be determined by further
drivn9 ahead. As soon as practicable
a machine VIII be started driving later
Il, when the course Of the lode can be
accurtte ~ ascertaiued. In several in
stances in The Newhpuse tunnel
this condition has been found,
and after drivi4g 4 few feet The Vein has
wdened out into a big bodv of pay ore.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05

TIE vein has been opened for about 20
feet and the ere being taken out in
st ping will easily pay the expense OF
driving. The mine viii MAINTAIN a
s;esdH o9tpa, through the rgso Bro-nrrs
tunnel from Il " on. and as soon a. com
II ction Is made with the ain workings
a Ietvy toaR1gs VIII b. mar : ed III this
CIV
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05

A transformer build NJ I5NGo e., 10
Ia uine transformers has b IN built
of brick on the Newhouse tunnel dump
ard the corcrete foundations for a pow
er house 2oxoo feet in SIZE has bten
laid, on a level with ard just east of the
portal, The latter building will
C, main an electric geusrztor for an
qlts rua,inE to direct currents for the mo-
tors and 5 phase induction motor Of
I5o horsepower. The large Norwsls
air Com pressor now in u.s. At the foot of
the dump will be placed i'll the new
building to be operated by means of belt
or rawhide gear connection, SO that at
an early date electricity will furnish the
initial power. The steam plant i'll the
present power house will not be dis
mantled, but will remain for use in the
case of emergency.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05

Try US for ranch eggs, Vegetables
poultry and meats. THERo & Co.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05
RABBIT lode

lst pub March 81: last pub Jnne ,. 1896
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26
The Royal Knee Brooches

The Angomanias Of hIa country Who roll their
tndon viii be relieved that the banquet
Reid Alice king
arrayed IN plain evening drcss and knee hrveohes"
This Of the royal eoos evening function viii not
be lost chawey boys others
about the Esoterie ionaon
whether sported alken
socks this occasion he q under he necessity II do
functions II Mr. REID bis
striking comparison
Hike That OF length Of displayed By the side OF
ham
remembered In this that when President Lou
bet Of Attendance balls Of Edward be
fused the conventional sen and silver buckles
Tha, in obedience = national sentiment
time OF French the mobiles knee
beechcs while the clothed because
the people dd breechcS hsy
ealed eiottes. which literally without bceches
When the revolution the sahet
the badge Of triumphant No sood
publican IN France viii kneo brooches
With however there Washington and
the fathers constantly the bresches
But that which apng will
hereafter hars
siaSs taahion form.
thrust his sken calves mahogany social
funcion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26
Training for MAtrimony

Tho worthy niahop Rlpou amen,s that England has
It oversight from which
country also suffers
schools q law and medicine schools Of type
dancing dremaea cooking correspondence chi
nainng leather burning BY mail Hut be
millionaire has endowed preparatory school for mat
eImony
mamony the most important condition Of life and
should preparation few primitive
rerpons sulphur flannel aud
oil are passed generation generation but the truly sci
eanc the laboratory st remain
10 be founded.
TO Roosevelt thea nghtens HIS leisure by
semtoaeiay pointing the Of duty Of motherhood stan
service and Is required Of him by statute
constitution
pa,eruai after the presents
bride bridegroom little booklet Of advice
affairs We have that far Ia England or this
country.
general clubs also TO have
reased established instruction grad
10 stand the acid cs Of mat
rnany even at to a
Unfortunately delicate subject for teaehng There can
aat there recognized Instructors And where
are heyf
Those the highest marriage hold the
feWest theories about Il
decided opinions the subject
the unmarried
who have been married distinct
iaaee encouraged parade their
BY all let as have training Tor martmony.
viii do the traiainkf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26
A CARD TRICK

The Hundred brothers IL n so
ciety. explained Ralph. which
Vlchti ran foul ~ some years ago
When he gets this message he VIII
nv for bla life" The message waH
sent They reached New York 10
time To got an evening paper. and
there. on the first page vas the bis
heading bridegroom Missing
Strange Affair at a Fashionable
Wedding
A tall. hnggnrdfaeet man mp
punred ON the landing He wore
tinted apeetacles aud a new grown
beard hut they knew him II was
baron aattlieb The mereat shadow
~ 4 grim smile fllehefed over the
dark glaaRe 49, he aaw thom- aud
fhen be was gone
And nov" said Ralph, "the
coast Il clear. go get your Evelyn
and make her feel good with yoni
unele'a millions"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

Debts. debts ! must play |
aust Win. oh, d - the fate Of the
unforlunatol Hut am sure Of this
trick. II IL my chance Jack Ollet
had made up his mind The card
trick had boon taught him by hts
friend. RALPH Hamilton. Who never
thought for q moment Jack would
put Il To- a bAae use.
The game wna under way. when
like y wise the descending hand 81
iia~in uuttitah closed upon Dllei y
fingers A card ihe zee Of Ola
mnnda flew out and Tell face up.
v ards on the CARPET on the face Of
Jack Oiiet gray pallar erepi
slows he had been caught cheat
ing In thia. bis frat descent into
that shameful depth
Cheat" exclaimed Gattlieb
What would Evelyn think OF you
now"
ole. wiped his forehead Evelyn
Moore he loved best Ia ell the
world. aud hut for his poverty he
would long since have told her So
uottiieb had also views Ia that
quarter. Poor Ollet had pnt his
head into the lions Jaw
4 will spare YOU. said the
baron. pitileesly. providing YOU
leave the country Tor aix months
aud within that time YOU DO not cor
respond with Evelyn Moore
Oilct ross 60 his feet
a promise" said he. but tho
wrath OF he'll waa Ia bis heart both
a. himself aud the baron lie went
from the warm room like = man IN
a dream.
"tm a coward, n cheatis he said
diairaetedly. aA he looked toward
Window on the blind ~ which was
siihouetted the form Of a giri-~oi
EVELYN Mnofe
A newahoy came aiond
"HeXtrat HeNifai Mllllonairee
killed In the Rockies
Oiiet recolieeted that hts uncle,
OYleF Moremnat was on a holiday
90 the Rockies and the vest with
his Hon lie bought q paper and
read that oYisr Moremeat and his
son bad been killed Ia an accident
Ia the Grand Canyon.
There was nothing between him
and a great inheritance And be
had sold himself 10 diahnnnr. fof
nothing worse than ngihiagi
aiN months passed. save a day
the last of June A man sat on an
ocean liner approaching Mex York
tie glanced over a New York paper.
one % the many forwarded 20 the
incoming vessel. and the man turn.
81 pale. for his eyes Tell upon the
picture Of man and a woman (.
they were 20 be married ON the
first daY Of July The paper fell
from his hands So. Gotfiiab had
conquered. he Was to marry
Evelyn Moore
AZ that moment a hand Rraapcd
him by the shoulder. aud a CHEEKY.
ringing voice called his name
Ralph Ralph Hamilton Jack
exclaimed
I've been around the world since
saw you last. said Ralph And
yogt-
In Spain for flx months"
DO you remember our little card
parties went on Ralph. and that
trick I showed YOU Wasn't ii
neaif"
"whsEe DID you learn that trick.
Ralph p asked Jack
Why. from a queer sort 81 duck
Baron Gottlleb. J think he called
himself It's real name Il FvFdl.
nond NtebH Hes a card shark
Jack told Ralph al
I'm IN him said the latter.
aui 10 intfised a telegram
The one Hundred brothers for.
hid your wedding They give you
~ hours in which % leave Amer.
lea
ssfsas==asaassssa aasl-s'~
Pinney. the photographer. Is now
ready for business IN his new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26
AmUagmENTs IN sEArrLg

a The Racing pro
4 gram First race 2 pm.
a Grand opsra House Henri ,
. eta crosman IN MARY. Mary. !
a Quite Contrary
4 Seattle Thestef -Frawley I
q Company IN The Wife"
a Third Avenue Thestsr-- I
4 Ayieawofth company ia The
d struggle Tor Gold
a Star NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I
= ofphsgm Thsstss-vsude.
q vile ,
q Psntsees Thsatsr--Vaudo-
q Vile
q Central Thsster - Vaude'
4 vile
= lake Union pavillon-Roller I
q skating
Madison Park Pavilion
q Dancing Wednesday aud Bun
q dsy nights.
:. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

Lets see. you were out Tor nfy-
an "a his first campaign. weren't
you f'
yes. / contributed tia0 90 HE
campaign fund, l was out that much
fnr him
Although chAuneey n nepeW "
ia training GA MuldaauH farm, he'll
never be strong enough - run again.
a werd From Josh Wise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26
STAR DUST

By Josh"

Others expect money from us. II
our snhaefihera fan 10 respond We
viii foot" those Who nfo booking 70
Us far money earroliton, Ky.
Democrat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

sOf course" remarked the solemn
man. ~ Is meet that We should eat.
but not meat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

KIeIa. the sheemAkeF. si7 James st.
- SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

Many man =
talked himself irt
oblivion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

Talbot for patents. 7cs Mssusl life.
.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

Pinnoy. the photographer. Is now
ready for business IN his new
Washington building studio. suite
lnI.A9.lo-iI. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

ia to cost Great uritaiu's war
department ttti.goo 60 write a hlH-
tory 81 tho liocr wat IL cost
trifie mere 90 collect the material
lot H.
ruarlsh has decided 70 SO Into
the manufacture of mission fufnl-
turefs
eve. work has already been
started On the new factory
"tfe1t make bis sueeess % T.
Iiis early experience makes nat
certain
Tits early esperieneef What ex-
prfienee DO you mean
why. he designed all the bridges
ana eulverta Cor western railroad"
The renusylvania railroad has
fioated = $4,000 eoa loan ia Paris.
some Of those clerks IN the coal re-
gians euKat 90 have made q uunrc-
vsssry Tor The comuauy u 50 - far
from home.
Dear josh Wise am 81 years
old. my friends tell me | am fairiY
| good looking Last week younn
man waa introduced 70 me. and he
asked permission O. call. which I
granted On his third call he kissed
me. What 30 you think of hlmf
GLADYS L. NJ
That he's Hiow o. that your
friuuas have been deerivinz you.
ss
PaVina ths Way fsr plsappslnt.
rsents.
Monday Il county court dag. We
expect mooney from our subscribers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

eklddo. ''2l" and os, Out.
AZ giTl aud ! st up quite latrs
Twas little after two.
Hrf father hoiigfec down % me.
tia time now 10 Hkidd1
asked my aaFltaK shat that mes nj
! dld not know sou SEQ.
She said MY father meant ~ thH'
I''' ''"' to Is A Q
And more confused l then became.
Tier mother then ana shout
IN tell you what the old nea
meant
les tine naw "a set out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

a Hot Question. r#
wlli ask yeu All question.
And three iiusa will surely Ga.
on bet DAYS they always ask li.
IL a sa aa Nuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

fguw ald Rockefeitur get his wealth
NAifh surety IL hummer
The truth now has eofns cut 80 Last
lie once worried a. plumber.
T. WfEnEMANN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

bum 4 %. rhreaologlsts. IN
xna ave. 81 90 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-26

IN 90 pm 80 10 10 pm
Private parties II 10 "a pm. "A.
% University car
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-25

York. Pa. April 3l--i4llllAn THOR
man. = tlyearold Eiri pleaded Eniity
lo killins HsieaA Dorsey. . sJsaF old
daughter ~ MIR and Mrs Robert puF
soy. Ca washinEtoh's birthday the
Th0gmsb Eifl. having become anEsssd
o, tomsihinE the lit,iS pprasY child
has done. placed her OH q red hot st0s
Ths child died later The Thmmah
EiTl said 4 dld n because I have
the devil In me The yoHnK prlsohsr
Gill bo sentenced ~ . charge ~ VOiaB
thFy mansiaakhtsf.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-25

Dat,0a. tia. April - ---iioa. kRos
RAmseJ. msmbef ~ thS legislature
frsa hsSrsY sDsaty. was shat sanaay
aiaht - fssui ~ Ma sssss here ~ .
tss@stss asfaea FFaskits Fvahkiin .
tssm We siatiea aaa Ramsey 9asrsi
essistaasa vSsskia aseAaed and
besNa - abass kta tssm HAhseT -
naastFnfsa. wkieb sFsssSd PraBkiia's
lss aaa ~ h. tks sesostsG Mr. Ram
ssy n 80 sesa Ne h ssasT Ire care
~ ioesi BkYsleiahs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-25
WATERS FREED OF THE CHARGE
Alleged CRIMINAL Assault Gaze Fell
Throunh,

ATLANTA AnriI ol-Evnnu Wntera
,Aa ,.n,uo O,aA ,,.,., 800. $3.50, ~
w.A.osSe, 80 ,So 49,, -, 49, Sa,,,,,
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n,ocInnr,A N"''>' " Wv >">N
MI" nn,A v.. -.
h-n,nar ,,a., o.asa,,, =, ,so 800, N",
- Wv ''"' N"'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-25

Homs. Va April ~ A-hs HSms
DAILY iissAld kAa passed lnio the haad4
II Hsw 0pHsSs hr Walter " Daa
can. a. editor. associated wivth Mr. 70
& waite. az bUsinsas msaaEsr. have
soni rolled tho asatjay - this paper
toT the vas, ~ moaths Me- White
has sAisFsd the hfs lhsafaass basiasss.
smile Sc Dahsan wtii tAAs . rest fFom
hls labofs bofoss Deciding asAsitsiy
wbat hs viii 81 Tas Bsv pfopfistor.
NJ cssri-f = PNtsF. viii ecstiaas -
sOaaast The ItsFntd ~ . daily tsesg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-25
Wrlahi Leaves for Pes..

Memphis. ApIn - --Uehetal l.ukr
Y wright let Monday 10 accept the
position ~ AmhAaaadaT IN Japan Ia
which be was appoinicd by President
Roosevelt, snbie months agn lie vAs
accompanied by Mrs wriEh, aud his
daughter, Miss Katherine Wright
Frum Memphis GENERAL Wright viii
cross thu continent, 10 the Pacific
slope and will sail from Seattle. Wash
on April 18th General Wright ca
p~cts To reach Japan 10 sntsS upon the
duties ~ bis position ~ June let
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-25
FRISCO FIRE Chief
DIES From INJURIES
Which He Received In San
Francisco Disaster.
NEVER KNEW THERE WAS A FIRE
He Knew After ResaInlns Conscious
ness that He Was Dying from Ils
Injuries, spt Never Forgot the In.
forests Of Hls Department

San Francisco. April 2i--F!re Chief
d. J. sullivan. Of San Francisco's Are
department. died Sunday from the et'
fects OF injuries received on the morn.
ing OF the earthquake, Fire Chief
Sullivan and his wife were sleeping In
the fire house adjoining the Califor.
MIA hotel, on Bush street The earth.
Quake shock shook down the chimney
OF the hstel and sent II crashing into
the fire house.
Chief Sullivan and his wife were car.
rled with the debris two stories To the
ground foor. where they were extricat.
ed after great difficulty
Mr., and Mrs. Sullivan were nj once
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-25

Pan Francisco. April - The fol
lowins telegram To y ". Mccormick
assistant ,rAfre director % the South
ern Pacific railway. from 3. {. slubbs
tranic director. Who IL In sAh Francis
60. vas sent today
Please ask the press Esnsraily n
advise ell people Hoi Ia 'ry 90 reach
San Francisco. Outsiders 90, aIlou
81 20 land there They vOala oaiy aia
10 the eoaEesiioa OF the cities srpase
the bay. sna u wOais b. impossIbls fos
their 10 locais AEy ons. al the 80
pie a-s egsng veil taken care of uRd
nero oil ~ 10 troabls II 'Ae supplies
are ksD, conisG"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-25

ioaaoa. April ~ --AnbsasasloF asa
Mrs. Reed Nusaay E,aTssa on . mosor
ibR tour frVSn wrcst Para. Amp,hin.
Bsdfsfdshife ThstF car vas shisFih 3
i.a'on Whsa . isysAroid by. T'disE q
bicycle roghdsd cartier and splilasd
With the agl1n0kiIs uhleh psai over
bin. Ths hoy vas pieksa 30 sad
taksa n the i4al0a hospital NJ
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s'Taetians that sysSy rare b. taken ~
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taken la the Southern Pacific hospital
but when The Names reached the mis-
sion. they we're again moved. this time
TO the general bospltal, ~ The prosidiO
II vas found tina, Mr. sullivan vas
suffering from fractured sEull. four
broken ribs,snd other lnJuTieA
Eddie GrRney vas With Chief sniil
van Irum the tine be vas removed
from the Bre house unu Ihis death
Mr. OrHneJ stated that Chlsi Sullivan
never knew there Nas a IRE. Aftsr
recovering consciousness The chief
took Erea, Interrs, In the sHairs ~
the day. bsiRg asaya Apprehonsiys
that q IRE Soud bFeaF oai he
khsW frum the hft' that be Gas dyinE
from bls InJHries. bs, BsVsr forEO; the
Interests Of hls dopsrtInsst
His mind seemed 60 aWsil GA the
need of q saii uAi.r are AEhliaE piaut
ast he repeatedly spoks 10 his ffiends
Of the increasing aeoesstiy fof such
an adjunct 10 the nFs department. u
the city.
Mira. snliFTth. Sso saseTed ssrinsa
injuries. has Progressed Satisfactorily
and :. h believed sas viii recover