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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-07
INDIANA DEMOCRATS.
State Convention in Session at Indian
apolis Endorses William j. Bryan.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Indianapolis, Ind, June IA sur
prisingly large number of the dele
gates to the Democratic state conven-
ton in session here today are out
spoken in their support of William ].
Bryan. Many of them express the opin--
ion that Mr.. Bryan will be the next
democratic nominee for president, or
will name the nominee, and they want
Indiana to send delegation to the
national convention that will have the
Bryan stamp on it. The stanchest
representatives Of the Bryan senti-
ment are likewise the bitterest oppOn-
ents of the so-called "Taggart ma
chine" which is in contro of the
party In this state. They feel that SO
long as the Taggart faction remains
In control, the Bryan element will not
have chance to make much Roadway.
Interesting developments along this
line are looked for in the movement
to reoI ganize the. committee.
More than thirteen hundred dele
gates and as many alternates filled
Tomlinson Hall when the convention
was called to order at 10 o'clock this
morning by w. H. O'Brien; chairman
of the state committee. After the
customary fOrmalfttes' had been dis
posed of Mr.. O'Brien handed the gavel
to Benjamin F. Shively of South Bend,
the permanent chairman Of the con-
vention. Mr.. Shively's address was the
principal feature of the forenoon. He
spoke encouragingly of the democratic
outlook in Indiana, and dealt at con-
siderable length with the leading is
sues, especially state issues. When
he had concluded, a recess was
taken until afternoon to permit the
committee to prepare their reports.
Candidates for the principal places
have been agreed upon. and not much
difficulty is expected in making up the
ticket. The resolutions will lead prin-
cfpally with state questions after de-
voting paragraph or two to the in
dorsement of the democratic attitude
regarding the leading national issues.
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The most aristocratic journal ever
produced in England will be "The
Throne" which 10 to make it's appear
ance this month. It is more like an
album Of beautiful pictures than
society journal. and It has the most
influential backing.
Queen Alexandra has consented to
contribute to the hrnt number. which
liz In itself Q very unusual honor, and
nearly every duchess. American and
English. will do: some thing for the
production. The Thronen will not 10
found on any Of the ordinary book
stalls. :. A;
/ It will be privately subscribed for
at q rate Of $16 year. The promoters
may make It q weekly ora fortnightly
edition. A feature Of the Journal will
be the reproduction III colors by q new
process Of some Of the famous pictures
In English country houses.
Mrs. Arthur Paget has consented to
/ look after the. American news, and
{ Mrs. Howfa Willisms, the smartest
dresser In London, Is to look after
tho dress department. si5;s !
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-07
7READY:MADE HOMES ARE
ALWAYS N DEMAND.

People of democratic tastes, who
like to ''live in house," but not in q
lonesome one-solve the problem
easily and to their profit by renting
furnished rooms to pleasant people.
Isn't it better to live in a good
house, with few dodgers who pay
your entire rent for you a little to-
ward your household expenses, than
to live in small apartment, alone,
with expenses that grow harder and
harder to meet?
II you advertise PERSISTENTLY
you may, at nominal cost, keep
these @READY.NADE HOMES al
ways tenanted by THE RIGHT KIND
OF PEOPLE, and the somewhat bitter
problem of HOW TO MAKE BOTH
ENDS MEET will give you less con-
Germ.
When you set aside a few rooms In
your house as "ready-made homes"
and begin to advertise them you will
be surprised to find how many of the
mice sort" Of folks live in furnished
rcoms-and you will be surprised to
find out how easy matter 1t 10 to
wipe out the terrors Of your own "rent
day"
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The be Worlds News
By Telegraph
RACE SUICIDE N MONTREAL.
Investigations Of a Newspaper Reveal
Deplorable Family Condition
n NWelldOm.

IS
Associated Press to The Evening" Tines.
Montreal, June THE Standard, a
local Sunday paper, after an inves-
tigatton Of Montreal apartment houses,
makes charges Of race suicide against
the fashionable dwellers. In one of the
SWEETEST houses where fifty families
live, there are no children, and in an
other there are eight little ones for
seventy families. In six houses stand
Ing side by side and containing twelve
seven-room flats three children were
found. THE same story Is told" says
the Standard, lin the high class resi-
dental fiat. where Nall the service is
provided and catering is done on the
premises It gives black eye to a
place to have q lot of youngsters run
ming about I was informed by a
tanitor of one Of our uptown apart
ment houses; It keeps the best people
away. The best people!' wonder,
perchance, who they may be? And
such hotels in miniature are the mecca
of delight to the so-called up-to-date
young matron. Fancy finding fifty
families In one apartment house and
no children, not p single tot in these
so-called fifty homes Yet this is a
ldCI IN an uptown apartment house
In Montreal: q building that had suites
of rooms renting from $500 to 5000 a
year. In another uptown district a
house was CHANGED upon which had in
the vicinity seventy so-called homes.
and in them all there we're eight child
rem. In six other houses side by side
containing twelve seven-room flats,
renting from $500 to 500 year,
there were three children. When peo-
pie can pay such amounts as the above
for rent, it is fairly safe to assume
!, that they can afford having children
If they wanted them. A rather poor
prospect, is 1t not, for the future of
the English-speaking Canadian nation,
especially when the liners from over
the seas are arriving daily with i'm
migrant families of anywhere from
five to fifteen children. Winnipeg
Free Press.
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>
The United States navy department
has ordered the vessels of the navy
equipped with submarine signalling
apparatus as fast as, funds are avail
able for the purpose The North Ger
man Lloyd steamship company is
equlpping eight more OF its great,
ships. the Main, the Rhein. the Bre-
men, the Neckar, the Barbarossa. the
Friedrich der Crosse, the Grosser
Knrfuerst, and the Princess Alice.
This makes round dozen Of North
German Lloyd ships that use the sig
nal; the Harburg- American. the Cum
ard. the White Star and the French
line are all using the invention, and
what with the installation Of more and
more submarine bells at points on the
coasts. the use Of the invention Is now
as general a. the use Of wireless tele-
sEraphy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-07
HOTELS
Georgia Industrial Association.

Warm Springs, Ca, June THE
Georgia Industrial association, the
membership of which takes in the
leading cotton mill men of the state,
began its sixth annual convention here
today with a good attendance. Presi-
dent Frederick B. Gordon of Column
bus, in calling the gathering to order
reviewed the excellent work already
accomplished by the association and
outlined the scope for its future ac-
tivities. immigration and labor in
their special relations to the textile
industry forms the principal topic to
be discussed by the convention. Hon.
Frank p. Sargent of Washington, and
other leading authorities on immigra-
ton will address the association.
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CLOSE OF ST. PAUL CONVENTION.
Aasociated Press - The EVENT. ran.es.

y
ST. Paul, Mimi. June 7.-As full Of
enthusiasm as they we're at the open
ing week ago, the delegates to the
biennial convention Of club woman
rallied Ia the armory this morning and
began their concluding sessions.
Household economics and pure food
legislation were the chief topics Of
discussion during the day.
The final rally tonight has been ar
ranged as q special tribute to the fed
GRAFTON president, Mrs. Sarah 8. Plat
Decker OF Denver. Greetings Will be
extended on behalf Of the four sections
Of the country. the speakers, including
Mrs, William Douglas Turner OF Cal
Sifornia, Miss Caroline n. Beaumont pr
Minnesota. Mrs. Percy VI Pennybacker
of Texas and Mrs. Walter i5tOke3 Irons
of Rhode Island. is III
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EXCURSION RATES
Via Great Northern

Tickets will be on sale to the fol-
lowing points on the dates named be-
low and are only few of the many
round-trip excursions we are author
lied to give.
LACROSSE, WIS.-Account the Festi-
val of the Scandinavian Singers AS
ISOLATION. On sale July to z in
elusive, good returning to leave
Lacrosse until July 9. Rate One
Fare Plus $500.
PORTLAND. ORE.-Tickets on sale
June Is to %; going transit limit
IS days. final return limit 60 days
from date of sale. Account Hotel
Mems Mutual Benefit Assn. These
Rates are low and permit stopover
in both directions. For full parti-
culars call at Great Northern Ry.
ticket Offices or write the agent at
Grand Forks, N. D. This is your
chance for this summers trip.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.-Tickets on
sale June Is to July Z. Final return
limit Sept. Is. 1906.
LOS ANGELES. CAL.-Tickets on sale
Sept. 3 to IA inclusive. Final re-
turn limit Oct 81. 1906.
Summer Tourists rates to points west
are now on sale daily with final
return limit Of Oct. 81. 1906.
The Portland. San Francisco and Los
Angeles tickets can go one route and
return another
MILWAUKEE. WIS.-For annual
meeting. Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Tickets on sale. for trains arriving
in st. Paul Aug. II. 12 and 10, 1906,
good returning leaving Milwaukee
up to and including Aug. 22, 1906
Rate one fare plus $500.
OMAHA. NEB.-B r. p. u. Of a. An
nual meeting. Tickets on sale for
trains arriving in St. Paul. July 10
to IS inclusive. good to return on
trains leaving Omaha up to and in
Guiding July is. 1906. with extern
sion features making final return
limit up to and including Aug. 49,.
1906. Iss5s &.
ALBERT LEA. MINN.-Account ses-s
sion U. G. 7. Tickets on sale for
trains arriving IN ST. Paul. MINI,
r, i y ( 80, ~ {
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]. o. o. F. HAM Dedicated.

Shelbyvills, Ind, June r. Past
Grand Master Richard Hollywood, and
w. H. Leedy, grand secretary Of In
dianapolfs, were among the prominent
speakers today at the dedication Of
the new I. o. o. f.. hall. The hall is
one of the finest owned by Odd Eel
lows anywhere In Indiana.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-07
ALL NORWAY REJO1CEs.

Christiana. June THE first an
niyersary of the dissolution of the
union with Sweden was enthusiastic
cally celebrated throughout Norway
today. There were thanksgiving serv-
ices in all churches, and the people
enjoyed general holiday. The ma
ton is looking forward joyously to the
browning of King Haakon VII, which
event takes place at Trondhjem two
weeks from tomorrow.
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DENVER, COLO.-Annual Meeting If
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks. Tickets on sale for trains ar
irving in st. Paul July 10 to Is, 1906
inclusive. Good to return until and
including trains leaving Denver
Aug. 81, 1906. Tickets will be good
going one route and returning an
other. Round trip rate from Grand
Forks one fare.
ST. CLOUD, MINN.-B. P. O. E. con-
vention. Tickets on sale June Is
and IA and trains arriving in st.
Cloud June Is. Good to return un-
til June 16, 1906 Rate one fare and
one-third for the round trip.
WAHPETON, N. D.-German Turn
fest. Tickets on sale June and
3. good returning until June II.
Rate one regular first-class fare and
one-third for the round trip.
Let us plan your trip for you, or
II t.y you nave TRENDS who are going on a
Northern.
Further information given on app1i-
cation at the Great Northern ticket Of
fees, or write the undersigned. n
J. H. CAwTHRON. Ticket Agent.
Grand Forks, N. D.
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imore. Devils Lake. Ainot, Havre, spo-
Kane, Seattle and Portland.
saR,GTo :, Fargo Fas FeSEus Falls, St. Cloud.
points West, Larimore.to Williston.
her, Crookston. Ada, Barnesville, Fer.
gus Falls, st. Cloud, Minneapolis, 81.
Paul. Bemidji. Cass Lake, Superior and
Duluth.
!. Paul. Minneapolis, Sioux City, VIII
mar, Breckenridge, Fargo and Hills
boro.
sboro. Fargo, breckenridge. Wnlmar,
Sioux City, Minneapolis and st. Paul.
4!uth, Superior, Cass Lake, Crookston.
81. Vincent. Greenbush and Fisher.
Bemidji. cass Lake, Superior ana Du-
to, Grafton. Neche ana WinnipaG.
innipeg, Neche, Grafton and Ainot
to, Grafton. Cavalier and Wslhotla
alfalfa, Cavalier. Grafton sn6 Into.
eerado, ,Aryilla, Lartmore,s NorthWood,
Aayville, Casselton ana Breckenfid4H
eckenridHe, Casselton. AAyynle, North.
xyood. Larimore, Arytn4 ana EmSrado.
(Connections with No. Of LAriporoJ
srado Arvilla. LariInore, Park River,
annah. LAngdon, Park River, LArlmorA.
Afvflla and Em6rA6o Il -
more. connectfng With No. ;. Leaves
Laflm0re $50 q m. for LRkOta DavfIn
Lake, Minot, Havre, Butte, Heiena.
Spokane. Seattle. go
aftle: Spokane, Havre. Devils Laks.
go, and all intermediate polnta
FL. WHITNEY. P. 7. u. 81. paul IL
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TIMER.

June z. 8 and 9 inclusive, good re-
turning until June IL. Rate one
fare plus SOC for the round trip.
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ST. PAUL. MINN.-Biennial Saenger
fest of the Saengerbund of the
Northwest. Tickets on sale July "a.
rs and 26. good to return until July
81, with extension features making
final extension Aug. Is. 1906. Rate
one fare plus SOC.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13
u FOHO. NHHIBteT
First pub Dec. 2. 1905. las, Fee. 3. lfNS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. 5.
PATENT.

Mining Application No 2o+o.
Mineral Survey No 141S5, Amended.
L. 9. Land ONCE,
Denver Colorado.
November p. 1919.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
Of the act Of Congress approved May
10. 1872, The Pittsburg Consolidated
Mining, Milling and Tunnel Company.
by David Ellis, its attorney in fact
whose postottice is Idaho Springs, Col.
orado, has made application for a pat
ent Tor 1900 linear feet respectively on
Iodes and 1890 linear feet respectively
on the Uncle George and Richard NJ
odes D.ans xo,a io fsss saa ,n VAIN on
each respectively. situate in spanish
Bar mining district; !dsd;. Clear Greek
scribed by the Official plat herewith
posted and by the iield notes on file
in the office OF the register of the U.
). land Office at Denver. Colorado. as
DOVER LODE
81 IT. being s. S. 80 w. and 1865
feet being n. sss 80 E. from discovery
shaft.
the 9TH p NJ. bears 5. 70. a5 2o
E sssl. IT.; IL thence ,,s,o n ss' 80, E 1899 g
iso.s 3 #, c1f, to cor. Cor No. % thence a j. s1s S. 40
y: 1900 T.. to Cor No. (: thence 9; 2.
LIZZIE 8. LODE.
5s2 r. being I s ss, 80, So "; wan, and 81 sos At II.
Beginning at Cor; No, l. whence the
re Str F. y: sesr, s q - ! a. :
to Cor TO cS1 So H. 'serss ss:as. IS Z i'S
". W 1903 It. to Cor No i. the place Of
UNCLE GEORGE LODE.
Sss Se,nk n, r E r. from o1..., eas 'Si 81
Besinnins a, Cor; No. |. whence the
X. s,S GG5 e. see bear, 81 f. VI s,s!s e
s. g E sssns; !; q i! i ,5e;s / ,ss &
r. to Cor. No. I; thence g. = %, W.
1893 IT. to Cor. No. l. the place Of be-
s RICHARD III. LODE
being being !! II: s g. 30 E from Sr.ass Of 4 dis $
sssleHainEs s.s e. Cor No l. r vhspss 81 e. 'ss b;
to to'e;s Cor. No. 3: thence n !: 81 4 iss !
&; 70 Cor: No; >; thence 9; IS: se. y
. w. 1903 # to Cor. No. 1. the place OF
.,s ~ ESMsEssE s.,ns : i. i. kepn " ssa g.. r,
sss,;: ssiSf n. s'' 80 E from d''oov'T'
Rs<'eo!"zz co1. Sec {. e'1 70 xhfrss III 3!
the eth P. N. beers e = g" =
to Cor No s; thence n :. os' e ise.
IT to Cor. No. ;; thence g. s.. so W
1900 It. to Cor. No. 4: thence 8. = 03
} W 1903 # to Cor. No. l. the place oi
containins 1879 acres. exprsesl,
excepting and exciudins all conflict
With surs: Nos. 1903. slo2. Grouse
unsurveyed and the Clara Lane lode
ggn.usysyed- sseePsins Tract ~,ant snt
+. IT, r. - W ". of .hs eth p. Il. saiS
smsnasd location: es;nf ss:sofsdsd s:s sss II y
14s. respectfvsiy.. Of the records ol
Clear cr:ek county. colorado
Nos. ~. f7i. -iiee. Sie1. issSs. ls761
i7s. Si. a1sss ,css. srS .A ga: ssS CO.
| Lane lodea. unoufvoyod.
c. D. FORD. Rsgistss.
| Firsa pub. Dec. 2, tase eee.e 1871.
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What do you most like about me,''
Colorado girl asked her steady. His
silent reply vas more eloquent than
words He Just put 'em sbou, her.
few year ago the Kansas farmers
carried long faces and short purses.
They nov carry long purses and short
faces.
she vowed she'd never wed in March when
bluaering ,empes.s blo~
And he replied quite sadly: April then, viii
have to do
Ihen with the cutest little blush he ever sav
thefa.ry
With love in every accent Asked. Whats the
matter with February
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Correct any tendency TO constiDa-
-'-'- '-'|tn email doses of Ayers
MINING APPLICATION NO nJ3s
mineral Survey No. 1884.
US, LAND OFFICE

u LAND OFFICE
Denver. Coloraio. November - 1875.
Notice IS hereby gwen that in pursuance Of the
Act of Cor gress. approved MAJ 10 Is72. The Puts
burg Consolidated Mining. Mil ng AMI Tunnel com =
paHy. by David Ellis, us attorney In fact. whose
poStotrce $ l1-ho Springs. olorato. has made
arIdcation tor patent for l5s' linear feet The
Gertrude iote bearing gold ant silver. the same
beng 81 fee: 1iS - ard 6s - feet ~ a. r:
hence 50 Sfe 513 feet ftpn tiscnverycut rhere
Win surface ground $50 feet In width. situate in
Spanish Bar ming District Clear Creek county.
State Of C1lorado and described in the plat ard ed
file n this Office as faluws, viz:
ginning at ]. whence the n IL cor. Sec.
3. T As. 10 " If the 6th p. " hear IL 81 e
1lr2i IL; thence So 30 E523 II. to cor no.
thence n ;Sj- ~ l45 fl to no. 3, fhence -
II l'0jh f. 10 I. thence 80 Is 81 = fl.
TO cor. no 5: thence SO ~ tS ts # to cor no.
6. thence Ie Il 26 - fl Cor no l, the place
OF beginning.
Containing 3.o2i acres. exp essiy excepting and
] escIuiing all conflict with surveys 71t. 1919.
1910 l4ISi am l.s,sa and the Clara Lane lpde. un-
surveyed and forming portion Of the hdivided
T 3 ;, X. 53 of the 9th =. Said l"cstion being
recorded IN vol 1GI page 26 OF the recoris Of Clear
Creek county, Colorado.
All lining claimants The owners Of surveys nos
ia. 1879 f2lO liis5 am. 1863 1873 ami the Clara
| Lane lode.
G D. FORD ReGtster.
7 First pub Dec . 1906. last Feb g. 1f1S.
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Nineo from the Dtno
IAxEs BARTON ADAMS
1.efA1E ofaMeaosiAI BILL
leaeS13o3OOOO0ooo1


Mis-. M.ry had wm. goat. a dainty pet. ve vow
aiih Kan.a. whiskers On il throat. and
solid - brow
n. 20, ii on . Christmas tree at Wesley ss5osth
srnoI because she had been guot you
see sud never broke rule.
Sbs named her pet Ambroei.l Bill: NO fo'
suphoniou. sound. but cause he would
the ozsn- 81 with oior most profosnt.
When MARY VOC go out 10 walk on street OF in
tie ward hi. goatship would behint her
her stalk ss wstchful body guard.
On. day III suffer In silence" club eon7ened
at Mary place, and came look Of b<eeA
but o'er Bili,'s thoughtful face,
The .,,4-rlqy female, all sat still vazYed not a
sl.ut chin. and thinss were going calmly
nj lAmbru-ial bu,ted in
H. ,-or-, Dame Johnson on her head swift kick.
Ing q, the air aud laid Dame Ss-on a. II
dead al limp serpss . chsi''
Tn. rr-arhers better half he hit - thrsusI be
door sh .ia.-i. ." All acti ~ which you n ist
admit Wa very rude, indeed
The silent ,ai riuE lost It's grip shrieks through
the Wild air tire William strs~ei the
ragruter.lip ~ pain upon the Aoor.
Tb,!. May led the gpat away ard locke him
in her -,1ra and told him ,heIe Led have
to stay until the rrack o'doom,
And +, hen. with many bruises sore the suffering
ones had led went Mary to her chalnteF
and found Ambrosial dead!
The coroner held an al-top---e. In y lam
male s-u1urd In midst Of hi. n A. o. me
tH,.~. startling Things h. found;
A curling iron, A cake Of soap.
A hair brush and some ffeckie dope
A dozeu mai rpins fl box.
A pair Of elongated sox,
4 French heel shoe A safety pin.
ac.n pff1Jd to feed he skin,
A pair Of combs. Some crimson stuff
That's used for the Complexion bIuf
A pair Of scissors, Fancy, at
ON ger, and u pompa .our rat.
The coroner in his verdict sal he
found beyond ali question the late la
uentrd Bill died OF too much indisest
ion
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discovery by Colorado's gant Bent
the inheritance
the urgent necessity for whose
will be to check straight Such of these
administrators have been received Mr. Bens nvest
FIVE counties show that perhaps due the
should been collected county during
years. public examiner would public
the after
of the books Of the clerks
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13

the OF County Clerk Com
complete
computation found that Of the office
was o showing. County Clerk Com
feel pleased but few counties IN the state
cam nnakea good showing.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13

palmer where the people OF Colorado
a by dishonesty they result of
neglect public either the the Office
holder The political bad
his official duties. Both have the
thousands upon thousands Of dollars
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13

of important mentioned the
this week the
pending for
city has consumnaed. The nforma
the parties instrumental securing
this but who does wish be known
Its stated been
and work will be May promot
all within the weeks when the final
the have been signed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13

collection the license due from the
the collection
the auditor and the
collection by the show
diligence taxpayers when racticed by public
ofiC
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13

The the supreme this week
tunnels be driven through and all od
along the line OF the tunnel hoped will the future permit
driving of these underground highways unhampered by the
instances develop their claims and will
else do them The months
of the of the Christmas who attempted
the Central tunnel from their the
this section where the has been raised This tga
ton however did the tunnel ahead few shifts
and involved heavy and the Big Five
noted that work has been done the
the tunnel The richest
trail tunnel exposed this
stand ready and willing make reasonable
the Christmas take the which
them The value the Christmas property
the assumed valuation before the lode
the tunnel The point law has kept the engaged for
and doubt much valuable development would have
omplhed had the decision rendered The
the commended by leading
tunnels be equal the rights of railway will
ment the and Of the tunnels
the Invariably the big drain
mines and property
obtain remuneration the benefit
voluntarily contributed by the mine
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13

Wonder il at times Nick Longworth
does not feel just inge Of fear that
after February 18TH he may be known
only as Alice K Roosevel,s husband
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-01-13

Andrew Carnegie gave Congressman
Sulzer ,wenty-fsur quarts of pure Scotch
whisky for Christmas. "nisky ana
SuIz-r. That comes belessed near
having familiar sound.