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The evening world., 1906-04-04
Bert Reyes ana Clarence
Forhes Put Up Spirited EX-
hibition al Tuckahoe.

and It landed b "a on Clarence aw;
..rS .t.lpu Nest- lIuutI
a nasty upper-ut Forbes came BACK
s.tl $50 Iap RI tie mt ; ana iried
90 Wp-K IN an ippercut. but failed.
snud. but was 40 IN a second
Forbes landed the first blow In the
fourtl round. l. was a right to the
swung his right . Forocss head. and
flowed this NIL an uopergut Forces
then got into tie game as1li with a
straight left j. and a right 10 iis
ts a SD ol the canvas put
F'ri.s down on one knee but he was
Hp Va = iify eli landed tis right on
tle kidneys ersin as tie bell rarl=
Ncie4 slev 80 4 disposition 10 be
lazy VIXEN the 4'th guas 81 rfel Il
q l7rh was tho FIST thing and then
Forbes led WIN his LEFT and missed
srs same aa-ls With a swing. whlcl
Clarence st ~ u1der puttinc MS riSht
20 .hr ilH as ~ dd 50. kcyes took
q hrace Jos tul ilf a lctt to the
face twice AMI mother hard one 70
the stomach Clarence stuck a light
le.t u the face and "A clnch resulted
as the bel rang
rhe rest Of ,g.e bout NJ % the tenth
round was Of the same order "a rli1rh
following nelr.y every lead keyes was
trying hard al All Zines. whii. Forbes
VS. bent an Keeping cat Of the Way
The tenth ronrd was. perhaps. the
nesf OF the houi. Forbes went ont TO
mate A srand-staud finish. He rushed
keycs 20 a cliuch. and when they
broke hn ont In a STRAIGHT eft to
keNess Jaw Bert missed twice and
! rhcs Gu, IN WITH a left 10 the JAW.
keyes wasn't worried be-, tore In with
bis right to tine face. hu; got q hard
upptrcut in return Back went Forbes
again and got IN his righ; 10 ~ s''in-
1ea Keycs was crazy to put his man
out but coGl1n't hit him effectively.
The bout ended wiki the boys IN a
cllnch.
Applause ana cheers we're given the
bows as they ducke1 ont OF the ring
Tie hou, was n goo one
The evening world., 1906-04-04
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

An kinds Of Inducements are being
oncrei Jlni Jcrries for the purpose OF
getting him 'o re-en;er the ring ana
aght the winner OF she philadelphia
Jack . Brien-Sam Berger battle. which
has practically been arranged to be
fought at Wooiwards Pavilion, In san
Francisco. tho last week in this month.
Every nsh. promoter ou The coast IS
,ors a1t,y witias Jenrles natterins
offers 10 NEE. the wilmer IN a twenty
round fight the early part OF June
As Jenriss needs 4 few thousand dol
lars with which TO huy the Ian where
ne resides a: present In Los Angeles.
Cal, Il would not be R surprise 20 see
the big fellow his intention
to n-ht again.
The evening world., 1906-04-04
EASTER SUNDAY WORLD
nIEErHLN1 IKnM OTHERs.

The EASTER SUNDAY WORLD l. mt
Hike III oth~- Eistcr uum1er,. There IL -
iu.t a. mass of pictures. Iiie rial Easter
1.irI OF 200 81 WAYS Of cooking egr.;
Inthrr Z. T. sherman and H1nstrpted by
= circuit p~aintlnv In color the, actual
gowns worn Mt The most fashionable East
or vedlin-- Of this wear; birds that blush
-repl i'asis- reading Ont next SUNDAY
The evening world., 1906-04-04
LIVELY GALLOPS
At SHEEPSHEAD
AND GRAVESEND
Fine Weather and Track
Conditions Bring Out
Trainers in Force.

sHEEPsHEAD BAY, April 4-vitA
Tor work. tae Ray courSe presented
come lively sceaes his morning. Few
OF tie traina.s quar- cred te.e failed to
take advantage o; the conditions to
e.ve tneir horses some sharp prepam-
tory work.
The horses were feeling at their best
ana more than one lite chap was un-
seated oy an ambitious race proies.
aSl-ns, beng held 1o~a 10 i m41dc.Ae
sait.
Hsse which INDUCED in speed sal.ops
EMERGENcY-Fre ut.onss in no.
At New Orleans. "-"'e-
ALCcAo-A talf-m.Ie in Osl l.9.
hancils CLASSY lvohing colt
nAeH DALE-rour iII.onss in 05i
CHtMBLEr-Folr mrloays n 0s As
rveztnS \ winner al New Or,stns
kINDLY-A nl.f NILE IN O.5i. breez-
ocTET-A hair nile in ol ~ DC On.
inS ladeg restraint all the route.
80 NJ Itt -E-!our f~ut.ougs N Os6.
SFce&tii Soy acrer turned h.m loose
tia.~N ~ - lTee f%Irlonas In 90.
60 1nN g.l.loplrs al the way.
CkAfIA Three ~iur,onEs N Q. q.
GIsl oL~rlree firi,ass in 90 -.
et.Il LOOKS Ike az cary bird.
$50 ihree farionss in oil. sal
i'lN ERY-Three f~ur.o-es 4, az
oree@!ng On Tue bit an the way
4.ADl kHLN-Tnrre f1rl9ngs IN
~ ~ hhu-lly. \ nicely turned hlly
PRINCESS CARRfE-ihre |ir,6r3s
10 u. very CARLY 4 smart-I.oHing
- orn
The evening world., 1906-04-04

Sailor Burke. the locai Observation-Disclosures
slu.gor, and Joe heSan. The lard lnitiing
guLXer City NEht'-, are 70 meet again in 'hv
rouAt-i cllciv. They have t-cn secured By
Iimniy De Forest 70 Try conclusions In a
three round bout at the mex, stag Of the
Norrisaria \. G. which comes OF mex,
Tue siay night They fought a great battle
Al, the Long Acre A. c ten days ago, Burke
hnNing the Vat nf The encounter
The evening world., 1906-04-04
/. n.aally a. on aay IN &c tralnlas

line.
Tie mis- "a. y]orltmis tollow
l.ls So. handlly 10 pounds Up. a right
c.eve- move md SHOWS him TO be In
very fair form.
CfoVERCREsT-six fur,ongs IN 10,
brc zlng iG pounds UP. WIZ do later
RED FRIAR-Four furl ,ngs IN O.5i rs,
handty. 10 pounds up. Training nicely.
HrSTFR-Onc miit n l5l 2-i, brcez-
.ag. 10 prInds up Very ordinary
GARNiSH-Taree furlongs In OBS 3D.
breezinr. 10 pounds up is tAoroushly
~ and mas mis- speed
JENNIE McABE-Four furlo1gs IN
O55. brcezing. 100 pounds up, Much I'm
'WIZARB-s < furiongs n j 10 -, han
oily lGi sounds ". sure 10 win at
RoBNDoR-siS f%urlongs in lls, han
Oily llj ponds NJ. An imnrovsd ho-se'
MIGRANE-Four f%ur,ongs. in 0i9 80.
handliy lla nuiiuds np Dong wei ant
MAsSANEu-LO = Six furi9ngs. IN
LIS as. breezins, 10 pounds Up. Has
ROYAL RREEzE- Three ~furlongs in
or 40, hnndily. 10 pounds up. a nice
CoNvrLLE-Three f%urlongs, in O.3s rs.
brcezing, l5 pounds up; acting very
RAp1CAL-Four mrlongs. IN 542-5, all
out. ion pglnds up No recount
ETLEEN-rhree furlouSs. in o 20 81,
handily, - pounds up. Not OF much &C
count.
BERACHA-Four furlongs, In 053 3-5.
handily. no pounds up. Not up TO much.
SrROMELtN Three furlongs, IN
0N 2-5. nandi'y, il5 pounds up quite
g. clever colt
SOLLY VI Three furlongs. In 03a 3-',
hanfily. % pounds NJ. quite n nice work
I ont
WHIMSICAL ran away one milo. I,
is not thought she was IN any way In
Jired.
SpANGLE-Threc curlongs. IN 0.39 40,
handllv. Quite n nice actor.
ENcORF-Three mrlongs. In o 30 2-5,
br0cZlpg % pounds up. Doing wei.
CONJECTURER-Three furlongs. In
o99.4-5. handily. g pounds UP Training
we'll
The evening world., 1906-04-04
OLD DIX. GRlNDLE,
THE OLDEST SPECIALIST IN
DISEASES OF MEN.

THE OLUtaL oI FlINLINI II
DISEASES OF Men.
Under Or. r Grindle,s Ac.outlnc treatment
all diseases peculiar to men are cured moss
.u.skly, more easily ana UA more MUDEit
ATE TERMS than by any otntG A4ssrtislns
Ihyslrian. ~ you suffer from blood p1isJn-
iug. her edl;aly or contractcd, nervous debil-
RED spots, ulcers. s9rs thg!tt ana, mouth.
pea.Ii ~ mr. any disease .%ssuitinH IRON, sSses,
indiscrstion or oyerwolk7 II inh.Atrs not Of
iD,. long standing. u not be N~lscouraR9d
because YOU have consulted other physlcians
Without benefit. pr, Grludlc cures where
others have failed, Private Aul ordinary c1n-
ifartci diseases nni A.alus quickly cured.
Or. Grlndle has pftcj bod his trolrksion NJ
his present office, Ill West i2th 81. antrvt9n
9th and Tth .aves.. over ~ Years. cansn1-
tefien free. charges moderate. 49,
49, q a. q Gs-A.s- q -
The evening world., 1906-04-04
Easter SUNDAY World.

The Easter OH OF i900-BiTdi
that Blush. An Easter story by O.
Henry. The Story of Mary and
Martha, told by Father T. E. Sher-
man and illustrated by a great paint
i'm in colors. Out next Sunday.
The evening world., 1906-04-04
corbett to Fight Hyland April 27.

Young Corhe,t." the ii,tls fighting Den
veriie. j. on his way 10 sal; Lake CITY.
where he has been matched 90 NEE; fighting
DICK Hyland. the California pugil4st. IA d
twenty-round bout on n. night OK April -
They wall battle ~ iI3 rounds. weigh ~ At
II + VI This will be Corbett's frs; battle
since BE was knocked out 10y Aur..to lieg
rvra. The Mexican In five rounds a. os
Angeles. Cal. a short time ago Corhe;t
ard Hyiand viii battle for a pure o. So 5rn.
The evening world., 1906-04-04
Younq Erne to Fight Memsic.

A good fight i scheduled for Indianapolis
on Monday night The principals viii De
George Meusic. the Western fighter. and
Young Efne. the clever Quaker city light
weight. They viii com. together IN a ten
round bout before the Indianapolis a e..
and will battle Tor ~ per cent y he gross
receipts These men VIII doul Tess put w
a slhshlng fight. a. they both AL right in.
swinging both hands ror the Jaw with me
expectation ot scoring a knockou; as quickly
The evening world., 1906-04-04
JEFFRIES MAY FIGHT AGAIN.

battle with Abe A;tell. which is 20 be de-
cided before the Pacific \. c. % Los Angelo.
Cal on April 10. Nell H anxious o sup.
plant Attell RS the legitimate featherwclgnt
champion. and on tina, account hal Ms
father secure the services OF McGrath ar4
The evening world., 1906-04-04
SPORTING.

r HICAGO HANDICAPPED. 2aJ Broad way,
soc, daily, luntH. Dlcstrl's. Bolings
" and all tipst.Es' selo0 tluns that are
worth having. 5ood thing every day.
Telephone lais Cdriiandt Sold only at Of
fee or by sps.iAl hollyery.
The evening world., 1906-04-04
G1AVESEND GALLoPS.

GRAVESEND. April THE weather
and track Were all that couid be asked
for here this morning, but there we're
not as many clever workouts as there
were yesterday. "Wednesday. however,
The evening world., 1906-04-04
Neil Has Secured Good Trainers.

Tim MoGra,h and Spider Kelly the two
he's; trainers of p~ugiiists 10 California have
been engaged by Jim Nell. father ~ Frankie
Neil. he California fighter. TO train HIS son
e. ~ r-n,lrf MentN-rnnnd. chamnionahln
The evening world., 1906-04-04
o. HENRY At ius VERY BEST.

When yot Say that. Won sas n good
deul, don't YOU Well IL pnnlies 10 the
~Iattilns reed stou this w'itrr has con
ul,uied is the EAsTER SUNDAY
WORLD. sfri' Inc stow. striking i%lusirn-
tons striking number all fhrongh.
Out next SUNDAY
The evening world., 1906-04-04

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INN kM III
OHOS 2 I'll W.
NJ 4 II az E&
~ q Fk
@NK Y TX AA
sAElNlNEIA
/W DtgE. IN! X ~
r~r,rr V1n~Ta rrr YrT1
hlE HAI&-s ssfS1 hGE ME-
10
[/otNG CoRi'l.i IS san on oAr.'
7 nt n'. W. ~
The Denver Kd fights Dick lIylaud
- =. CT. 80 r,v Tho aou, is
.~c.sau,os : v-.tv-round aTai-. Cor
bet saws he'll. win. and then lot Britt,
Ne,so, nd MI tho rest o., thon be-
v,r., ,-orhc,, mus. he given crcdi, for
n.-.,s,onn. More t,an twice has he
tried to show he was still there only
70 ave ms "splr'Uo'7 a.rsiiv
,s.,
soun" "No ~
TACK MUNRoE Knocked out some
unknown last night and helped
bolster Ut the reputation he made
by s,aying four rounds with JeHries
while the latter wac on a theatrical
tour. Munroe s,u has friends and sup
por.ers VINO thl1k he Is a GgHte7' AM
The evening world., 1906-04-04

MADISON 50. Howard Kyle as Mozart IN
TINA. - st..By. GREArEK LONh.
The evening world., 1906-04-04

y0pgVlIlt s6th ST, Lex.Av.l wm J. ksly,s Co..
iVhh'jlll MATS. DAILY LORD CnVsfl.Eh
The evening world., 1906-04-04

,-,ono,, aga ST. a Sd Ave. Mats.
MT lROPULIS Mon. Wed. & Sat.
Four Niortons. breaking Into Society"
The evening world., 1906-04-04

EIEI nc Ev.. si6 Mats Wed & sat. ? 10
~ l1i - Mr.. H0PKlNS0N.
The evening world., 1906-04-04

IJtb o. THEA. 9th Az. %. 30. Matt day
14IU NJ. JULIAN OsE and BIG co.
~ Fast Life In New York.
The evening world., 1906-04-04

NJ, MA ~ and
JUE MEUGN NTHE SQUAW MANS CIR
,,,,s,c u,,r OF THE GOLDEN WEST.
The evening world., 1906-04-04
n Mat. To-Day 25c-5oe
Grand TIL. Ciansman

WAILAtI>'N, Nv 20. Mats To-Dav = SAT,
Mn. FQyGISn0H The SquaW Man
The evening world., 1906-04-04

nbNlN0 DE HOTTER in Last Time,
u1ulhuW0LFuA PPYLANDsouv To-niEh,
PRINCESS B'woy&&th.si Mat. To-morTog
hf""n OF Harvard. with Harry Woodruff
LYRIC 81 MAJ ln' 'r, WY: MEXlCANA
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-22
Miss Lyon a Candidate.

Miss Gretchen Lyon, of this city,
while not successful in obtaining the
piano which was given away last week
by the merchants of this city to the
young lady receiving the greatest num-
Der of votes. is now a leading COT
testaut in another interesting contest
being conducted by two Denver mining
publications. These papers propose to
take twelve young ladies' on a tour Of
California. the trip including . visit to
all the leading mining camps through
out the west. There are large numhsr r
Of entries in the contest and Mss 1.rl n
now has a large number of votes. Tie
trip will be both interesting and instrnc-
tive and the man" friends Of Miss Lyon
in this city hops that she will MT b. de
prived the pleasure OF this splendid va
cation and cutting, all of the expenses OF
which will be betrayed by the Denver
publications, The contest will end No
vember IS and ne trip viii lie made
during the m;ld of Dee mher.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-22
Splendid School Showing.

! he end of the hrst week ot school sa"
the largest initial caro- linenI the local
High School has ever experienced. :.
Following Is The l,c,rd lor each Fril OF
tie yraser. decade: 80 IS; 10 -sS;
1872 So; 1886; i9'!72; t9o5o ,;
1896 IoI.
TIE initial gra !e eu1ollu ent this year
is 5pi. he iottl euIo.iueut Ga, a.
against o,4 last year and SIS the
the year before.
The Hvnr, Piumpor school cf Manual
Training is not yet ready for occupany
out will doubtless be in shape before
the end of the month. A course OF in
duslral practice will then be offered
with the purpose OF guiding students
in the attainment of fair degree of
skill in the use OF too,s, assisting them
in gaining a broad view OF the principl, $
underlying all construction in fabrics,
wood and iron, stimulating III them a
spirit of inquiry, and incre. sing ,..ei.
power of observati n Fur tive accoiup
lishnept of these d s'iuctively educi
tional euds the donor az d the Bo I'd
OF Education have ben p'acpiug and
the teaching force will give their b-st en-
deavor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-22
Mss Eva S Wins Piano.

As was expected, considerable interest
was a~akeuzd III the free piano contest.
Mis- Cora Evans finally capturing the
beautiful prIze. As an evidence OF the
interes. manifested there was but com-
paratively few votes printed that were
not voted showing that the friends OF
the various candidates took advantage
of every opportunity to help their favor
lite glance at the figures in another
column sh, VS. hat a arse number OF
votes were he Id in reserve for tae lead
lug Candidates until the last day OF the
contest, thus keeping the result IN doubt.
B. it sud to the cred t of all participants,
the utmost good feeling prevailed
throughout the contest, and Miss Evans
is cor lialy congratulated upon her good
fortuns by all contestants.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-22
A Proxy Convention.

AT the democratic judicial distric,
conve ption held in Golden last Monday,
there was large and enthusiastic at
tendance of proxies. The business of
the convention was disposed of as an
epicure would put away ten urse
dinner. The proxy convention was the
most successful Of its kind in many
years, and with the assistance OF the
few real delegat ates who were deluded in
to attending the district convention
before is final dissolution, really de-
lgh,ful time was eAjoyed by all pre-
sent
The proxies on note paper, bond and
letter paper, brown paper and tissue
paper weIe arranged each in q chair
by it's lonely self. After being called
to order and the organization of the con
vention was completed, a janitor saun-
tered into the room aud thoughtlessly
opened q window. instantly there was
a great stir in the convention and there
was wild rush to restore order
Proxies we're blown hither and thither
and many of the duly recognized prox-
les were unseated by the draught from
the window. The excitement was in
tense, and the scene for some moments
was indiscribable. II was some little
time before peace was sgain restored
and each paper pr oxy delegate was again
placed upon his chair,
A newspaper proxydelegate engaged
in controversy with q pink paper proxy
delegate both Of whom were fighting
to introduce 4 resolution to adjourn and
took up some little time of the conven.
veutiou. The chair refused to recog-
nize either of the beligerents and they
left the convention swearing they
would support the opposition ticket.
A tracing paper proxy delegate from
Gilpiu cou.ty was found by the jani-
tor Yesterday morning under the
bench where it became lost by the
Credentials committee.
The convention was adjourned by an
uu uanimous vote the proxy delegates
being swept into q valise. where they
we're permitted to repose in company
with q bottle of the democratic antidote
until the real delegate needed the phial
which a. he took it out of the bag to
revive himself, VII ispered dejectsdly
"cheer up. old boy, the worst is yet
to come,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-22
TO BUILD HERE
THIS CITY TO RECEIVE NATIONAL
FAME AS RESORT.
THROUGH A NATIONAL INSTITUTION
NEWSPAPER WRITER'S AoMG TO 81
ESTABLISHED HERE.

After visiting every other section OF
the state of Colorado, a committee hav-
ing in charge the selection of place to
establish a national newspaper writer's
home. has selected Idaho Springs as
the most desirable location. Wednes-
day of this week the members Of the
Committee departed for the east baving
the most desirable building sites in the
district, and will recommend that one Of
these may be taken up the FIRST step
towards the erection of a national news
paper mans home.
The committee has IN iiutained secrecy
and is WAS not until after the departure
of the members that their mission be-
came known. A local booster, ~hs as
sisted the gentlem in looking over the
city and in securing the options desired.
10 uthority for the statement that dur
ing the fore part OF the week some emf
nent writers have been in the city under
as: umed uames their object being to not
create curiosity by placing their names
which are renowned in the world Of lit
erature on the hotel registers.
Obviously, no details as to the sites se-
lee ed by the Committee can be made
public at this time, but it should be most
gratifying to this community 10 know
that Idaho Springs has been selected as
the location of nation Al institution, not
much for the direct benefit derived.
but in the wide publicity that the match
less climate, eXhllsrating ozJne, magni-
ne mt scenery, germ -arnhllAting sun
shiue and rheuntt ISM Mineral
waters, will receive at the hands OF news
paper writer's who will contribute to
the worlds leading publications while re-
siding at the newspaper writer's itional
home. in this city.
Among the gentlemen here off and on
for the past two weeks we're Mr.. George
5. Applegrath, editor in chief of
"Thoughts;" DR.. j. Ryan Clark and
Mr.. VIM Foley, all of Cleveland, Ohio.
and associated with the Thoughts Pub
lshiug company G that place. These
gentleman departed thoroughly satisfied
and delighted with III ,ho Spring, as an
ideal spot for the location of the natioual
home, and also firm in the belief that
their final decision will be concurred in
by their associates comprising the com.
mittee in charge, who have aot yet visit
ed this place.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-22
a New Big Vein in Tunnel.

A large vein was encountered IN the
breasl OF the Ne Nhouse tunnel Wednes-
day e,euing aud several rounds OF holes
thereafter contaired any quantity OF
nineralized vein matter making the
width of the vein as near as can be as.
certained about twenty seven feet, AS
usual one of the samples of ore sssayed
enough to warrant the vein being
worked, the point of intersection being
a barren place in the vein, and no slips,
or feeders coming in. Past experience
has shown that values will be found in
driving on the vein where there are
functions with cross veins or smaller
assures uniting WITH the big, or mother
lode Tue point a, which the present
vein Was encountered is vertically direct-
ly unuer the north side lines of the
Gessysburg lode owned by R. l.. Martin,
of Central City Its course and pitch
have not been taken by the engineers,
and consequently the vein cannot be
identified with any degree OF certainty.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-22
Imrortant Rea! Estate Deal.

One of the most important real estate
trans sctions i'll recent years was con
summated the fore par of the present
week, when the recently organized
Clear Greek and Gilpin Trust com
p,uy purchased from the Turner es
tate the two story brick business block
on the southwest corner of Fifteenth
avenue and Miner street, the official de-
scriptlon of which is given as lot and
part of lot in block %. The consider
alton was 10000 and the amount was
paid in cash.
The building, which has basement
and steel vault, was erected in 1885
at q cost of SIl 900. by Robert Turner,
who represented this county in the
legislature some years ago, at the time
of his death The premises have been
occupied by Roberts Bros. grocery for
the past eighteen years At an annual rem
tai of 5000. With the new postotfice
building located on Fifteenth ave nue..
but half block distant. the value of
real estate in the immediate vicinity has
become greatly enhanced.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-22
Sells His lntents.

Mr.. J. D. William son has disposd Of
his Interests IN the Leader Finance Co.
aud ASSOCIATE companies, to +. R..
Messenger, president OF the State
Saving> Bark of Stanton. Mich. The
present of the Leader Finance Co. are
o. ] Zeler president; +. K. Messenger
vice president; J +. Manning, secretsr.
treasurer Gustav Krause, accountant,
auditor; w II. Knowles. general mana
ger Hon. f Bell, attorney and DR. J
II. Iildeu, director.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-22

The excavations for the foundations
of the new postoffice building on Fiji
teenth avenue WAS started this week
and the plans and specifications will be
finished today. Postmaster Trathen
will advertise for bids which will be receiv-
ed up to p. m. Saturday. September ~,
iuo6, and the successful bidder will be
expected to start work within ten days
- 1t is desired to have the new pest.
office ready for occupancy by the frat Of
December.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-22

The Clear Greek Valley Red Meus
association held its annual pow WOW
at Black Hawk yesterday, aud it is sAid
to have been the most successful meet
ing of that organization which is com.
posed Of tribes at Silver Plume George
town, Empire, Nevadavlle, Idaho
Springs and Black II H.wk. A complete
list of those attending from this city can
not be obtained, but among the number
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. sBoyd, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Coppard, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Doherty, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Nc
Leod, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Watson. Mrs.
H. l. Robinson, Mrs. D. J. Mcdonald.
Mrs. L. Mclean, Mrs. T. J. Trelease,
Mrs. A. w. Miller, Misses ollie Richards
and Ruth Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bick-
ford, Messrs. G. A. Richards, Chas.
Stevens, r. B. Horn, Jas. Mitchell, Lee
shelp, Rob. Wall, Dan Oulton, T. J.
Collins, Horace, Ben and Vim. Reep and
w. II. Galligan.
The roast dog il reported to have been
exceptionally fine, as was the balance of
the corn and venison. The crops in the
vicinity of Black Hawk have been ex-
ceptionally good this year and there
was an abundance of heap good grub"
The next annual gathering of the tribes
will be held In this city next Septen-
bar