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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-11


Nummary: Barned runs-Guthrie, /;
three base hits-Nichols; home run
Bennett; base on bails--off Beedles 2, or
Craft 1. struck out-by Beedles 3. by
Craft z; left on bases-Guthrie 2; Mus
kogee 6; sacrifice hits-Biuesacket; stolen
-Seeley. Davidson. Time Of game
--1.s0 Umpire-Oliyer. Attendance-234.
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c. e. z. Tal,man.


Alfalfa hay per ton ............t SEQ
Alfalfa hay, baled, per ton. ss.00ib1o.00
Prairie hay per ton ....... .s4.5e0s00
Prairie hay, baied, per ton. .t5.oo9s.00
Bran per 100 10 ................ SIS
Yellow corn Der bushel ......... "a
Kafhr corn. per bushei ....... 80
Oats per bushel ......s.......... ~
Chops per 100 lbs ........... 80
ny Guthrie Milling CO.
Wheat No 2 hard per bushel...t .ts
Bran per 100 10 ................ .s5
Yellow corn per bushel ......... "a
Chops per 100 lbs ............. 30
BY Model Roller Mills.
Wheat No. 2 hard per bushel. - .es
Bran per 11fb ................. so
yellow corn per bushel ......... 80
Chops per 100 lbs ............ 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-11

At oklahoma Oklahoma city 2
Topeka G.
At webb city-webb City 4 ST. Joe 3
At pringned--sprinsne 8. Leaven-
worth T.
At wichita wicbita 10, Joplin II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-11

Tomorrow Is ladies day The fair fans
win be admitted free OF charge at both
the gate and grandstand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-11

Fsnir corn per bushel ....... "a
Oats per bushel .........,...... 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-11

CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMORROW
wheat 4 grade l.
Corn 81, grade 49,
oats "a. grade "a.
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LOST

LOST.
Crescent shaped pin on Harrison o.
Villas Ave. Finder please leayo at Lead
er once ana receive reward
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ev Model RoIIer MIIIn
LOOKS COOP 70 RUSSIANS.
start Of New Parliament creates Feeling
Of Optimism.

ST. Petersburg. May 1.-THE nNw
council Of empire OF the upper house Of
parliament was opened today by Count
solshy its president. this afternoon, with
elaborate ceremonies. The impression
left by yesterdays historic day is. on the
whole. optimistic. Even radical papers
are rather hopeful In tone.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-11
LIvERPooL SECOND CABLE.

Wheat unchanged 70 q higher
Corn Is higher.
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Tulsa 9. IT. Smith 0.

Special to Daily Leader.
Tulsa !. T.. May l1.-Yesterday's
game:
Score R.H. Z.
Fort smith ...-..-..-. .........--
iulsa .......... s........ .....-- - 4
Batteries Hendrix and Grubbs; Adams
and Rogers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-11

Baseball Liners.
The hoodoo's on. Up and at EN-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-11

Wheat 30. grade s.
Corn 50. grade ts.
Oats 5 grade 3.
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LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLH.
Wheat unchanged 10 4 lower.
Corn * higher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-11
Sound the Loud Timbrel Ger
Egypt'S Dark Sea.
SOUTH CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Where They Play Today

Fort smith at Guthrie.
South McAlester nt shawnee
Muskogee at Tulsa.
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NEW YoRK COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
May. s11.34.
July s11.46.
October $10.62
December. s10.62.
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CORN.
OATS

No, ? mixed a2h0sse.
Ne. 3 mixed slh0s2he.
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Indian TerrItory pIatrIet.

First .wo columns denote tho temper
ature; 1st column. maximum: End col
umn, minimum
Third column; Rainfall. inches and
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st. LOUIS, EL RENO a WE8TERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Direct shors Linz
Between
GUTHRIE AND EE RENO.
auIekesi Tlme-Lowest Fara
To
Hobart. Anndarkc,
LAwton. Chickasha.
Mangum. weatharford
And
Other points located On the Rosh
Island System. Making eloea
connections At
Guthrie
For All points
iCHEDULE.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Mixed TRAIN.
Nv. Guthrie ................ e;is A. "A.
Ar. IA Reno ..............., lfsi5 A. ~,
PASSENGER.
Lv. Guthrie ...............,. snsr. n.
Ar. ~ Reno .............sss 1900 4. ~,
Lv. n Reno ......4....... 7.oo A n.
Ar. Gnthrie ........-.-...... s;is A ~
MIXED TRAIN.
Z Nv. IA Reno ......,......... 500 r. n.
Ar Guthrie .....,........... tss =. ~
/ W. s. WELLS.
ComRsoFclal Agent.
Guthrie. o. n
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kANsAs cIrY cAsA.
WHEAT

No hard 7S079he
No. hard 74Q7sc.
No. hard 771sc.
No. red SSQa0c
No red s5QSSc
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-17
Notice OF Dissolution.

Solice Is hereby given that legally called spec
sl meeting OF the stocE hoi3ers Of Tne Consot Cd
Brazil Mining Company. Corporation OrsaHIzet
and existing urlrT arr b. tue of the laws Of the
STATE OF (olorai do held the principal otfce Of
sal. corpuraan In he CIrs Of Idaho Strings Colo
rato. the efghteenth lay of Dvctmter A D. 1875:
that 10 take such action might hv Necessary for
The dissolution OF sad corporation was one oi the
purposes for which ss d SPECIAL meeting called
that copy Of the Articles incuFpor4fon o. sad
Corporation file IN the ONCE Of the County
Clerk and Recorier of Clear Greek County. Colo
rato, sni all tebts of sad Corporation have eeeu
fully paid that the hol3ers Of than t~o- third
# the shares issued ard ouistand nsj OF the cap
tai stock OF SAD corporation were present repre-
serted BY proxy al sa1 special meeting ard did
unanimously resolve ana order that sai5 corporal
should be dissolved forever am irS corporate exist
snce ended provided by the OF the State
OF Coiorado relating the dissolution Of corpora
tons formed urd der the laws Of The State OF Colorado
In witness 4hereof, The Consolidated Brazil
Mining Company has caused its president and
retary aflr its and seal ana iheir and each
u their signatures this eighteenth day Of December.
A. D. 1875.
The CONSOLIDATED BRAZIL NlsISG Co.
BY WAgRES A HAGGoTT. Its President.
Attest: JOHN + aALLALTEU Its Secretary.
WARREN A. HAGGoTI. President
tsEALt Joas 7. AALLALIEY. Secretary.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-17
MINING APPLICATION no. -o4s
Mineral survey No. 1-i5.


NlIltIa4 ~lENt! 'b ltft>.
L = Land Office.
Denver, Colorado, January Is, 1876
Notice i hereby given that in pursuance of the
a. OF song,, - sppIsyed Nay ie ls72 Tie
Charles NJ Berry, lis attorney in fact Whose post
Office IS Idaho ,priug>, colotado. has made appli-
the Gold Dt!st, Iiily.nd talden Edith ioies tear
Inc gold and silver. tae eold Dust lode being AL
,s ,tet : ~ 70 hnd hf's feet ~ 10 + frt N
fet sac and 81 feet SO ", thence u I5
W isO tcet from month OF discovery cut and the
Golden Edith isde being $40 feet y 81 E and 1918
feet 81 w thence 80 i5' " 5So.5 feet from
mouth q discovery Adit thereon. with surface
ground 80 feet in width each situate in Span
ish Bar Mining District Clear Creek County State
of C"loraao. ana described in the plat aud field
notes on file in this Office a. follows, viz:
GOLD DUST LODE
Beginning At cor No ]. whence the n K sec
" 4i53 fl thence : "a IS E 1870 # to cor No D
thevee W -. ls' ~ 10 + to cor No ;; thenee 20
to cor No l, the place of beginning
LILLY LODE
Beginnine At cor No !. whence the 4 cor
70. o T f 2ence Il ~ ~ oi IS 81 10 cor 70
thence 5ts 90 5 IT cor No 3; thence 90 AZ
cor 20 s. S t6sn6e e5 IS n NV W to ,s esI %
thence : 9 45 15o # to cor No l. the place OF
GOLDEN EDITH LODE
Beginning Al cor NJ L. whence the y Il cor sec
ST4- 4 70 W Of the 9Th P NJ bears : % VI 4745sS
II, thence y NJ 10 r 80 II to cor No ?: thence
5io eis n tn cor No 8. thence % as l67 f. to
cor No 4 thence 81 " as7 II TO cor no S: thence
: so~ ~ SIS II to cor " g. thence 5 g As $50
IT to cor No the place Of beeinning.
tontafnlngl24 73a acres, expressly excepting and
excluding All conflict with surveys Nos 1876 4
1884, Ss1, y bite Moon and White flag oties Il K
surveyed and Tract and forming PORTION ii
the unsut1ivided Twp :, Range 73 " of the G1Ss
rineipa meridian. said locations being recnre
In vols las. l3s and l59. pages 32s ia and lys
the records of Clear Creek County, Colorado S8A
Adjoining claimants owners Of above exelugss
surveys
c. D. FORD. Register
lst pub Jan 20; last pub March "a. 1906 III
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-17
To TIE Ladies Of I11ho Srsinzx-

Ny annual spr1rg opening o' HliIIihe',
~ir take p,ac- al ny par-orsr Monfas
a1d Tuesday. March iq aud 30. ana SC1
are NOS, cordially invited 20 attend
rpe season pres ats many n.~ auc beau
,iful effects. both IN style and snaces
aud will have On display some OF the
mos, up-,o-date pattern hats ever sho~
in Idaho Springs Every lady caller VIII
b. presented With teautifal souvru II
card. Miss EsTELLA MITCHELL.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-17

The toas.mas,er introduced r. NJ
Mascrip. as a man who had labored in
and cut Of season for the test II .eres,s OF
Itaho Springs, and one ~ho Rad watched
t,s growth from infancy. Mr.. Moscript
sD8ke as follows:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-17
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the OF the estate Of Mar ( Arthur. de-
ceased.
Notice IS herets given, thai Horiav. the 18Th
day Of March A D 1906. being of the regular
DAYS Of the March tern u te County C1ur ct Clear
Creek County in the STATE of I-oiyra4o !, iiam
Z Arthur. am rsir4tor gf said estate. Sii appear
eetore he Jaige # SAID Court present my final set
tlemeni such adm inistfafor pray the approval Gf
the ard will then apply to be discharged as
such a3mtrs s.Tstor. at which time and place ans per
III interest may appear AM present objections to
the sane. II any there he
Dstet at fiaho Spr1rgs. Colorsto. February 10.
1876 WILLIAM E Arthur.
Administrator Of the Estate q. Mary +. Arthur. de-
ceased.
Fir-1 pub Feb l.. last pub March Il, 1896.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-17
Notice TO Son Rssi5<nb q PROBATE of Viii

sI.IE of cotosADo t1 IS is C &c e,s-'s
II. 5-o,le q. NJ sss,e II ceter,.a Asry
T-..x.- a. Ss171er Rob<r-s. Ars- EHzIy Bro
e.. A-s Jsue Py-- Gre-fi.x-
WEES r. -ss 1e-- r s-e . acpesf - fhe C1Gr
. Lo1rr Of oeaf Cf--s Cory = - SIT .
S.l--r Eo--r7s. ~ E=-y bsoszc-l4 a.: N-s
I4-- ?. = are re-itzz-y ezz---s az <stS<es
a. -. -, Il a-t jeas p s-r, s~e-,se.
a.. r,,f yO- no--res5ents y ;hs ssE- SAFE o.
Colars-0
~ -aerstors. in sccor-.ree -i-a the rsosfsons
q. - s-s--t- s1ch -.t- ar r,os1.e: a.. -
ors-r # -0l-T1 -2y s-e All -riefe- Noo are here
r. r - as, Al a.. '-s,an--- q he s,. JoA.
polHs1r -=cszs~. As 7rrs~.r- % Sase coUr- far
rrssa-e Or Jh- p 1as 4 sarchs A 0, 80. >
Iyr.s p In.ar ,ssl.s-g a, Frseis-.. n ire Ceurty
g.>Cisat Cre-. th- Safe # Coio-1so; rha, ,fz
sa !. ..-te3-rr at fhs -= Of his gteceas.
me -s1's OF CD.o- thai the sax e-ceten,.
cor. ~ o. M ssi. aie9.- izs' vi ard testanen,
.-v.s-t 4rst ee-4ssfratt his properly IN The 5
an. fglr-s f0lo-tug to-s1t-
"a. as u ~ .lri.ly estates ana al the rroc-
cry r~si E--saraf or ztxe1, Il Snich shAH :. =
s.-zrt a1i rossSSset y 10 shich shan = snusea
a.. sras4 - rz tar a-s fsfrtt1i .fe Asr-s
an. sas Is a. laery sell an. see. the real es.at-
f sh- sr1s4 hlus . a4sisatie 10 -o-esrryrhips IS
hers 5-r -g her l5f%tne At7rr her .rafh. ~haieseT
IS - o.. ~ -s-r- ~hrrh-r r-ei. g~rs.Jzs or rf1-.
IS 70 = i,- - r ne -dng nanrer-
~ 3-ar sst-r Sa-ga-ef Llry to have ones ~.
" ni-ce "a-y Trltz=r To have one-six'h to-
O, ne y hole
H.~~fs's .eThee. Jahn Skinner Roe~rrs. 10 hzy.
t.o- sisrhs Ig-,I. or ore thi-. = he -hol-
NJ .ife's ss1er- NJ Emily Broom FED. 70 have
Gre rth 10 g the ~taois.
~ 4i--'s sster. NJ. James Pyfes. 70 have or.
sS'h 10 ~ It tr- - e
i0- are hereby a1'tfs- - te s1t srp<ar hefo-.
set. cJ.rr a. re county, C0Urr TIE cozrt
hosse r. 'f-7-z-;,~4a n The CsC-ty f C-ar Greek
a-t STATE Of Clsosa11. TIE s-t DAY of Aeril. A.
i..i thz1 znt there - atrert probate OF the szit
ak zHW ar ~ faEr-
pulrssr .eceas<d AM further J. ard rert9ru
Mat shall then ~ The SAT- cOLrt Re required s1t
styIiget
In .ifn-sS whereof haye hereEnto SET ny h.7a
au1 atasst The seal - the sad court. a. nv IF
IN G-,-gssD~r = salt County. this second tsy Of
March. A D. 1876
POY H. BLACKMAS
Seal County JuiSe-
First put March 3. iast rub March 81 tse
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-17
MINING APPLICATION No $50.

L. s Ian. O4c-.
per.-r CoLo.. ianuary 3 l1s .
sote. IS h@r-sy given that Frsrk Aarsh .
r,ss,u-ace IS I!4hs S9r1r zs, Co'ors1D. has Ea E
lpFs,ea'loa for Par-nt tef ~ hn~a' f.-, Or af
gfrzinia Loase. M-ruinx ei.f sna Tn bos o.'s
an. sl1 iinear f--t on ~ MarnLrg Stsr E8'eish,l
sose eeirz - . ss ant 81 IT'S g. 'h-nes 5
-s-5 f f-pz .soo.ery c-t- the Virginia L9ci se
s..- b~iaz % fr - - a1t so Il - y =
f-5z isoove-g cut nc Morning Star = -~ -.nE l'
-nS ~. arr 90 rs - - fron tisoos.ry
shaf-; the "or-frz Star Eri-zson Jo1e ee N = f
81 = a.. sg2 y ~ fr9n eiscoyery SHAFT. IT,
hence 81 - = froz :soovery at -ith s-Tftcs
rosni each 10 f-e- tn -ttfs, situate N spanish
ga Dir=rx D ss-5cr. Cl-sr Creek CoE1ry. Sale Of
C3rs.o ana .@Scri5es If re rizt sa- tst nose- or
se ii ;his o-c=. follows. w
GOLDEN TREASURE LODE
Besiuntnz At cor ~ /. whence he r - COZ Sc
ihercs sae 90 : f. to cor re ,. thence u - r
80 - 10 car n s. rsuee - i55 II 10 COT 10
rf,enes 5 * ~. f 20 c9I ~ :. thence 30 =
esl cor 10 3 fh-rce W lj1 Fl 10 cor no /.
i,l= place Of heg1auing-
vIRGEsI. LOUISE LODE
BeEiqainz at cor no l. .asoes s.h shs Z cor Sc. 3
7-}" ~ - 80 feet to cor 10 8; th@ncs 30 ~ -
Is. IT ta cor no 4 ta-roe 81 81 10 to cor nc
l. The pace ef seEirHi7E-
SoHSINIJ SlAR LODE
Beg.rrtrz At cor 10 .heaes tie 2 - cor see 3.
T4s p % = tears pr . ST a S22 II thence n
81 ~ I5,af- COX Ha- , thence s3- Sf ~ #
10 cor Ne. a. rte1c= 5S 81 80 II fo cor No 1,
shenee 81 ~ 10 feet to No. /. the Place Of
testuEirg.
MORNING STAR EXT NSIOS LODE
Beginning al cor No ~hezce The Ia cor sec
3.TIsr .34 Fears = il = szz4 f, thence n u
81 II NJ >. thsaCe 3 - W IL (, 10 COY
No .h@nce AZ 5i1 # TO cor No. :, thence 1;5
~ I5z Fl TO cor No. the riace 1t beginning.
TON BOY LODE
Peg a-i1z No phe1-s the T Ii cor sec 5
IA - h.ars q 81 = 5lst3-e II. thence n So
40 % # 70 cor NJ 2 thence j' $3.50 Fl 10
No ,, thence - 1913 f 10 cor No thence S
So 30 % cor Ne. :: thence - 5-S SO ., TO
ler No. .: hence ~ IL II to cor No l. the place
Of eztariH2
Coufafnns T. III acres expressly erre,ting ant es-
clgdins al conflict ~1th surveys Nos 1916 and
glsl1 ard forming purrsou OF me Cnsuh!tv De &!
Tvr : Range - W OF the 9Th principal m-rita1.
Sa 4 bocafou hef1g reoer1et In vols II. LOT. l2l,
I5s AM IL AZ Pages 1465fi $50 ri ard it- respect
fvey u Pecur1s Of Clea Greek County Colurato.
Atairing eiaInaHts owners Of surveys Nos. 1916
Oro Extension lo4e. ant I25l1 Columbia and Golden
Nugget lDteS.
c. D FORD, Register
FRS, Put Jan p Last Pub Mar 81. 1895
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-17
Haye.You Ever Spent a Winter South?

Galveston has the finest beach in the
south. The climate Is wonderful. Low
attitudes, humidity of atmosphere,
soothing sea breezes and the general
restful effect of the easy southern life all
tend to slow down the irritable heart and
brain and bring about perfect rest.
The Colorado & Southern makes q
round trip rate of 1850 to Galveston.
Mr.. T. E. Fisher G. p. A. Denver, will
send you complete date about this at,
tractive place
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-17
VI. Noxou was introduced as The
Man With Map" "and while the speak
e- departed somewhat from his topic. his
words had ihe righ, ring and were warm
Is received He said

The recommendation of a ne" paper
man win be to advertise. There is an
OLD admonttion. perhaps not biblical
your own norm then shall your horn
not be blown. BY advertising almost
anything may be meant. y bang 4et is
DR.. Tanner tasted forty days and was
famous. The Sphinx and the worthy
are well known. but for very different
attributes Tom Johnson mayor OF
j. boss of the street car companies and
Bob Speer because the street car com
panles are boss Of him. From these
Instances II appears that 1t IS not the
quality Of things that gain reao1n. but
rather the vigor Of the spieler-
1T rs W2rfh 10 wnlie xis, foT ,bT man nosssss or
three qualities, otherwise he it
should be buried as IT is not well to
and strenuosity, and the greatest of
these IS Strenuosity. Idaho Springs
has faith hope springs i5is ia stsrna but
Strenuosity Is contagious. infectious
and telepathic, 1t moves the earth at
Panama and rends the air at Washing
ton: it brings peace to Mongolia and
war to Congress: 1t arouses the Colo
rado bob-cat and soothes the Colorado
senator. Strenuosity, put little of IT
.into the chamber of commerce and ii
matters not what it may do nor how 1t
Gus element in the officers of the cham
Der; give them the ammunition and
nave no doubt they Will cause some of
the rest of the world to sit up and take
notice.
a man may have been Intimately as
ISOLATED with the mining industry of
this camp for years, yet sure the
map OF the mineral regions surround
ing Idaho Springs Will be a surprise to
him IS II was to me bird s-eye
view. bringing all of the mining of the
lower part OF the county county within the
revelation of activity even to our
selves. If then we lack appreciation
Of these things how insufficient may
not the Information abroad be Re
Gently member Of the United States
Steel Corporation, here Inspecting
mines. said to me that Idaho Springs
was the FIRST mining camp he had ever
visited which had more OF merit than
Its advertisements proclaimed. We
may enumefate in our minds our big
mining enterprises. but to double their
number we must be able to picture the
condition upon the minds OF a bigger
part OF the world We may well claim
to be self-supporting and agree with
those who claim that we are well
enough on. But what we are. we may
double; we may double the population
OF the city. the number OF our mines
! the volume OF our business and then
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-17
MINING APPLICATION No. gs5
L. :. Land QMee.


Denver. Colorado, February II 1876
Notice i hereby given fhas in pursuance of the
Act cf Congress. spProved May 10. 1872 jos pti
Hiatt by Erwin l. egef.Litter. hi. attorneE in
fact " r. So p0~Fot.ice is Irah1 springs Colorado
hAs made application for patent fpr Ils6-7 linear
fee on The Harvest lode bearing gold and silver
the same being = feet 80 CsS ard 1912 feet
- 0&' f. from discovery shaft ihtfe4n with
surface grnuuT I5J feet in width sitnaie it Idaho
Mining District. tlear Creek county. STATE Of
Colorado and d.--crIt t,ed in the pint and fed
notes on hle in fhis Office as follows viz:
Beginning st fo-- NJ " hence the W !. Cor
sec ~ 7 : = W Of the sth = " t~ar~ So
% lisn f.. thence --e31 y l2si-T f. to Cor
No. =. thence : IL s. 15o feet 10 Cr No 8.
thenre - z f / 81 # Ia Cor. No. 1: theme \
II 81 80 T.. to cor Sc1 the place of beginning
Containing 2.31f acre. expressly excepting snd
excluding all coufici with surveys Nos PIG laal
and lhei0 and Jenny B aud Naeret IfSies un,ur-
yeyed and tnrU. .irg portion Of the uusuhdiyided
1w 8 : Rauge7a W OF the st b principal meridian
SAID Location b-ing recorded IN vol l52 tage 100
Of the records Of Clear Creek County. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners uf the ateye ex-
cluded surveys and unsuryeyed teies.
FORD. Rs91sr.r
First pub Mar 3. last Nav s. 1876
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-17
J. J. Sherwin spoke from text that
vas near to the meat in the cocoauut-
finauces He said:

Go to yoLr business men for money
and they VIII dig it up. A couple Of
gentlemen went around to-day raising
funds with which to pay an account
owing to clergyman about to leave
town. They mad no trouble III getting
IT. Only five per cent came from the
real estate owners in this community.
Ninety per cent of the business men
pay rent and the men that own the
property should respond. This cham
Der Of commerce was organized twelve
years ago but we who have been here
all the time do not come together
enough. Put up the money and the di-
rectors Will do the rest. Suggest to
enough for tie business men to pay
their dues-they should get out and
work We want every man in Ida no
Springs to become member OF the
Boosters club
The speaker punctuated his remarks
by heading donation fund with SIS and
in few moments a dozen more menbe
subscribed like amount. During this
enrolment, Rev. o. L. Orton, Of the NJ.
E. chu ch addressed the gathering along
"booster" lines.
Before adjournment, the mem bership
rolls were opened and eighty new con-
verts signified their intention Of putting
their shoulders to the Chamber of Com
merce bandwagon and boosting
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ty. Rates reasonable. r. E. Wood,
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-17
Associated Pres. Gable to The Evening Times.

i, St. Petersburg March 177There is already evidence
that only check and not defeat has been administered to
the who conducting the anti semitic agitation
Wi after he had forced the decision the cabinet
to suppress agitation knowing the audacy Of his oppon
to notify him instantly whenever the Jewish inhabitants of
locality threatened in place him in posi-
on to insist that be taken protect them Jew
ISL leaders however now charge that the reaeonary clique
with the connivance Of hec generals are
boldly arranging to block such warnings The leaders claim
to have proof that orders have been given places
specially citing vtebsk West Russia not to transmit mes
sages the premier warning him Of the
be It is further charged but proof lacking that this was
done with the knowledge Of the interior minister Durnovo
It has been established that Count Podgerichanc chief Of
the Gend Amere Of Gome West Russia who armed mob
lty was only transferred to better post at Yalta Cmea
Chicago March 17-Adolph Krause of this city, pres-
dent the executive committee Of the Independent Order
Of Mai B'Rth, has received a cablegram from Count
Witte Of Russia which the count declares that
j. the intention Of the Russian to protect
Tar as possible all Jews in the country from massacres
which it has beer reported would take place at Easter The
by krause who informed the premier of the reports
that great Of Jews to take place at Easter
time and asked him if the is position to pro-
tect the lives and Of Jews equally with that of Chris
ans and punish officials who fail to do their duty in not pre-
venting the massacres
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-17
AN ACTORS EP1TApH.

London, March 17.-Collectors of
epitaphs will find few more interest
ing than the following Inscription,
which appears on the headstone of
Thomas Jackson, an actor of consid-
cradle prominence on the English
stage in his day and who died on
this date in 1898 and is buried In a
little churchyard not far from London.
The epitaph reads:
Sacred to the memory of Thomas
Jackson, who was engaged the 21st
of December; 1741, to play comic
cast of characters in the great theater.
the world, for many of which he was
prompted by nature to excel. The sea-
son being ended. his benefit over, the
charges all paid, his account closed, he
made his exit in the tragedy Of Death
on the 18th Of March, 1898, in assur-
ance Of being called once more to re-
hearsal. where he hopes to find his
forfeits all cleared. his cast of parts
bettered. and his situation made agree
+ able by Him who paid the great stock
debt. for the love Of performers In
|, general. 55s