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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
TCHAPTER 536.1

AN ACT to add a new Section to the
Code of Public General Laws of 1904
to he known as Section 461A. of Ar
ticle %. entitled Grimes and Punish
ments. subtitle, jurisdiction. Pro-
cedure and Sentence, to Immediately
follow Section 461. and to read as
follows:
Section /. Be it enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland. That q new
Section be and the same is hereby added
to the Code of Public General Laws of
1904. to he known as Section 461A. of
Article %. entitled Grimes and
Punishments," subtitle. Jurisdiction
Procedure and Sentence" To Immediate
~ follow Section 46l, and to read as
follows:
461A In all cases where the law
prescribing a punishment for crimes
fixes a maximum and minimum pen
atty therefor. the judge Of the Criminal
Court of Baltimore and the several
judges of the Circuit Courts of the
counties. may. in lieu of the mini
mum penalty so prescribed impose a less
penalty of the same character: provided
however. that nothing herein contained
shall be construed as affecting any
maximum penalty fixed by law. or the
punishment for any crime where the
law provides one and only one penalty
Section ?. And be it further enacted
That all laws and parts Of laws in
conflict herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Section g. And be it further en-
acted. That this Act shall take effect
from the date of its passage.
Approved April g. 1906
EDWIN WAKEFIELD
JOSEPH e. SETH.
President of Senate.
CARNILLE y. BENSON.
Speaker of House OF Delegates.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
[CHAPTER 7O4.l

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with
amendments Section 425 of Article
81 of the Code of General Public
Laws of Maryland. title. Grimes and
Punishments. subtitle, Migrants
and Tramps."
Section /. Be it enacted by the Gem
eral Assembly of Maryland. That Sec
tion 425 of Article q of the Code
of Public General Laws of Maryland,
title Grimes and Punishments." sub
title. Migrants and Tramps," be and
the same is hereby repealed and re-
enacted with amendments, so as to
read as follows:
425. Every person. not insane. who
wanders about in this State and lodg-
es in market houses, market places
or in other public buildings or in
barns. out houses. barracks, or in the
open air, without having any fixed
place of residence. and without hav-
ing any lawful occupation in the city
town or county in which he may so
wander. and without having any WISH
BILE means of support. shall he deem
ed to be tramp, and to be guilty
of a misdemeanor. and shall be sub
ject to imprisonment in the House of
Correction. at the discretion of the
Court or Justice of the Peace hearing
the charge. for a period of not less
than thirty days nor more than one
year; provided that in Talbot Somer-
set. Wicomico and Worcester Counties
the Court of Justice of the Peace
may sentence such offenders to the
county jail of the respective counties
instead of the House of Correction.
This section does not apply to Allegany
County.
Section 9. And be ii enacted That
this Act shall take effect from the date
of its passage.
Approved April 8. 1906.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD
Governor.
JOSEPH B. SETH,
President of Senate.
CARVILLE ID. BENSON.
Speaker of House of Delegates.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
ICHAPTER 47A.l

AN ACT ia reno,I c.,tia,, .oo ,oo
401. 400 and 403 NJ Srtf oiS go, 4v 3
code of p,Il,ii O' u Art,cie : or the
"Crimcs AND 1'i P,,r Gei.eIaI laws titie'
Traction Fnpinas 'l'''i VA p-lltlei
the same viii na,f i,r,u e-e"acteu
Section Re if a,,..,,n, NJ,
tions 800 400 4oi 400 80 ,ag g'dt sec
ticle q of the Puhlic c Gu fVI o. Ar
MARYLAND title "Crir,as 80, "a 20 b, vs. ~
ment" SUBTITLE ..'rrncti, anu =, uIlIsH
he and tbo 60, nI"yllon Engines
and re-cnactad co a - I'PeaiCV
lows: - 'e"" "s Io'-
399. Everv tro.+io,, 5,-i..
propelled nv STOW, ~, e.'r me, Whth
lie road i'm this ST. o si,, ~ I'VE pun
panied by at least two 40, 49, ~ detni'
it snail be TO conGnct IL NIlust uuty
to cause as ifttIo 49,, .,ie engine as
horses. or othcr d,aft III a. poSSlnie TO
driven or led ,,oon - 'ti'', mn, I!uueIl'
render al ali tin p"n a ~ Ioaa ana 10
sistance To norsmns d 1 - ienSollaplc as
or leading borsos so IiulHS. GtlNlng
mails, upon such road.
4VV' me person in charge of said
, 80 ~ al slSnaI or request of any
person ,'.5i riding a horse, or Of any person
iSau!hs or DRIVING horse. or other
uiail animal becoming alarmed by
Sdlu engine. snail go as far as mao
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.

In the Potomac River shall be con-
current as to the States of MARYLAND
ana ana Virginia, it is further provided
d {nae ms Act shall take effect from the
rent legislation has heretofore be %'
. assed by the General Assembly Of
S,.lrsinla or if not passed then tmme-
aiately upon the passage thereof.
section ?. And be it enacted That
Virginia of the provisions nrescrfbed
IN the preceding section the Governor
OF Maryland shall issue his proclama-
.ion declaring the provisions of this
Act to be effective.
Approved April .. 1905.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD
,oe.,,,,, Governor.
President OF Senate.
CARNILLE u. BENSON.
Speaker of House of Delegates.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
ICIIAPTER 5O3.I

AN ACi to repeal and re-enact with
amendments. Section 355 OF Article
- OF the Code of Public General
Law Laws Of Maryland, known as the
S, 80 80. 81 isV4 utle "Corporations,
SUB title, Turnpike. Plank Road and
passenger Railway Companies.
section l. Be it enacted by the Cen
efaI Assembly of Maryland. That Sec
ION 800, of Article 23 of the Code of
! Gollc General Laws of Maryland.
hhoWn as the Code of 1903, title. Cor
tiVratlons. subtitle. turnpike. Plank
hoad and Passenger Railway Com
panies, be and the same is hereby
repealed and re-enacted. so as to read
as follows:
355, If within six months after date
q! an order of the Court forfeiting the
ISN'T %! the corporation to charge tolls.
me Sald road shall not have been put
n GOOD oder ana repair within the
units ot the county in which said order
may nave been passed, the said road,
Wlthlh SAID county snail be forfeited
~ the corporation, and shall vest in
tue county commissioners who shall
cause the same to be put and kept in
Auou order and repair, and collect tolls
Suiilcicnt for that purpose or may
tarnsfer the same to another corpora-
tion IN their discretion. in which case
the new corporation shall have the
same rights and franchises. and he
SUBJECT to the same conditions and for
'N'N"''a d. tlle original corporation
constructing said road; provided. how
ever. that whenever proceedings as
aforesaid have been instituted against
turnpike company incorporated un-
oer any special Act of Assembly con-
tanning provisions Tor penalties or for
lectures other than those in this arti-
Gle prescribed, it shall be the duty
OF the clerk of the Court in which such
proceedings We're instituted upon the
expiration of period of six months
after the passage of the order Of Court
prescribed in Section S53 of this Ar
tlcle. to certify to the Governor of
Maryland the fact. If such be then the
case, that such order was passed and
STANDS unrevoked, whereupon it shall
be the duty of the Governor to direct
me states Attorney of said county
70 forthwith file a petition in such
court IN the name of the State of
maryland praying the forfeiture of the
charter of the Company so in default
ana recitlng the proceedings aforesaid.
and thereafter the proceedings shall
be as prescribed in Section 367 to 372.
inclusive, and Section 374 of this Ar
ucle; and upon the passage by the
Court of a final order of forfeiture the
road shall vest in the County Commits
sioners as hereinbefore provided.
Section 2. And be it enacted. That
this Act shall take effect from the date
of its passage.
Approved April 3. 1906
EDWIN WAKEFIELD,
Governor.
JOSEPH b. SETH.
President of Senate.
CARNILLE u. BENSON.
Speaker of House of Delegates
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
LCHAPTER 46S.l

ACI to Regulate the Taking of
'S'ers in the Potomac River.
\ l,on ]. Be it enacted by the Cen
assembly of Maryland. That all
/. rs taken from any natural rocks.
"' shoals in the waters of the
l4c River, shall be culled on their
WI rocks. beds or shoals as taken.
oysters Whose shells measure less
TWO and one-half inches in length.
E"rihE from hinge to mouth. and
rs snail be included i'm said Gull
h 'lu replaced upon said rocks. beds
Us. provided that oysters once
~ from the cutler less than the
",lea size and all shells shall
'.sluered as not having been GULL
-.ol9ilhE TO the provisions of this
~ oEiued, that when small oysters
uleIlng so closely to the shell OF
M tdpIe oyster as to render re-
,.1,. impossible without destroying
, ,"ulls oyster. then it shall not
4 LNSsdry TO remove it. And it
"r unlawful for any person to
10y or sell the small oysters and
sba,t93lh the natural rocks, beds
VI nave III possession oysters
nan two and one-haif inches in
~ enl hlngc to mouth. When
"nF inspector or other officer shall
JASON TO believe that this Act
Ee,h violated with reference 10 the
n nI oysters. said inspector or
unIer' is hereby authorized to
n NJ G,9le cargo of any boat or YES
n upon examination of said
iiic sald inspector or other Off
ma that five per centum or
! "ald cargo shall consist of
"nU oysters whose shells meas
IMAM two and one-half in
lehSth, measuring from hinge
TN, the captain of the boat or
perSon in charge of said boat.
We deemed to have violated this
upon conviction, if of a
4 "at or vender of oysters
az, Hhed not less than one hum
DI"rS nor more than two hun
h "tu nlty dollars. and confined in
civ issS IMAM thirty days or more
4ed ll9hlhs. And said cargo con-
INA returned to the natural
nl,ueI the supervision of the ovs-
rroet LOT or other officer making
IN 90 ana the boat or vessel on
Aeld ~. oysters are found, shall
bid ~ security for the payment
4 tongs are used tho s sl1i CO cai .,
heo other person in charge. sha1
~ tha not less than fifty dollars nor
|doiiaanl one hundred and twenty
HIM p1,ars. and confined in jail not
4 M .nlIteen days nor more than
ed 'onshs' and the said cargo con-
und ana returned to the natural
.nsnaeaa. me supervision of the oys-
nfector or other officer maxine.
Ihins And the boat of vessel +
HI ~ SAID oysters are found shall
.Gnoa' as security for the payment of
|persoplr provided however. that when
h S wja, shall be found with oys-
tesumoooiaa tion of this Act, he shall
Sstere eu 10 be a dredger or vender
~ and If he claims to be n
tne burden shall be unon said
,se 20 show that he is a tonEer
rso III me necessity that legis-
tho taking NJ ovstars
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
LCHAPTER h34.l

AN ACT to provide that a power to
sell. mortgage. lease or otherwise
dispose of real or personal estate
contained in any will hereafter pro-
bated or in any deed or other in
strument hereafter executed, shall
he construed to be appurtenant to the
nduciary Office unless a contrary in
tention is expressly declared
Section l. Be it enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland, That when
ever by any will hereafter probated
or by any deed or other instrument
hereafter executed. a power to sell
mortgage lease or otherwise dispose
Of real or personal estate shall be
given to any one or more trustees,
executors or other fduciary officers.
such power whether discretionary or
otherwise, shall be construed to be APP
purtenant to the flduciary Office and
shall pass to and be eXercisable by any
surviving trustees. Executor or other
hduciary, or by any successor in the
Office however appointed: unless an in
tention to the contrary is expressly
declared in such will. deed or other
instrument
Section 2. And he it enacted That
this Act shall take effect from the date
of its passage.
Approved April g. 1906.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD
Governor.
JOSEPH 3. SETH.
President of Senate.
CARVILLE d. BENSON.
Speaker of House of Delegates.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
IcHAPTER I'll

AN ACT to establish and promote the
industry of oyster culture in Mary
land. to define and mark natural
oyster beds. bars and rocks lying
under the waters of this State. to
prescribe penalties for the infringe
ment of the provisions of this Act
and to add new sections to Article
70 of the Code of Public General
Laws. to follows section 50. and to
be designated respectively as sec
lions SO, 81, So, So, 81. IS, 80 90, 81
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
[cHAPTER 1901

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact Sec
tions 2. 3. 4, and 6, of Chapter
24S of the Acts of the General AS
sembly of Maryland, of the session
of 1894. entitled. "An Act to create
Fire Marshal for the State of. Mary
land" and re-enacted said Sections
2. 3, a, 8 and 6, of said Chapter 24S
of said session of 1894. with amend
ments.
Section /. Be 1t enacted by the Gem
eral Assembly of Maryland That Sec.
lions 2, 8, 4, and 6 Of Chapter 24S
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
tcHAPTER 470.l

AN ACT to add an additional Sec.
ton to Article q. of the S sS1t,,, OF o.
md Punishments." subtitle. Burg
iI,iS to be known as Section S2A.
ersi Assembly of Maryland. That any
nerson who breaks and enters, either
by day or by night any ouil nna,,.
W. ettempts to open any vault. safe or
other secure place by use OF nitro
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
TCHAPTER 5s5.l

AN ACT to repeal Sections 2 10. 14A.
151k and is of Chapter lls OF the
Acts of 1902. and to be re-enacted,
60 as to read as follows:
Section /. Be il enacted by the Cen
o,.ai Assembly of Maryland, That Sec
tons. 2. 10. l4A, 15h and 49, Chapter
l79 of the Acts edra 49,; be ana the
Section 2. And be It further enacted,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
T he Election and Colorado.

The neSt two years promise to 5= plenty Colorado
One of the important Of the Republican
eset that wot the state and those
outside the state o desired Colorado
basis Of CONF ience and which feeling
undoubtedly had lis eff, determining rhe result OF
the ee@'a And the pop- 1 should opportunity
to take ala1tge Of along line The cor
da@ Of he great industries ot the
transportation aIi mining could veil * are
Already since The election Of the
formation Of large by C5loralo- prominent
industrial }el- baeketby capitalists eastern
for The Development Of Caio powers resources of
the along this line almost incxhau~5e OF bsj-
enterprise promises hett=r results dorado the
r hoanta coal supplies Of the Union. certain
to build up large manufacturing upon
Bu water power Industrial coming into
greater aa5 Colorado exceptionally endowed in
th respect Competent engineers looked carefully into
the aa- q h districts
the streams o1S1t supply ali the necessary the
er the exartuE a- trans portaton and to
5ve that in the railroads OF the
W D operated by eT and that OF power
viii 5 found large that run
alongside the tracks, while the balance will De supplied power
stations erected the OF transmitting pow
wires otae point Hae n=i in~al of 5e-ang upon coal
eu>y present wheeled vehces-Paeblo Chief
tain
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
c. d. FORD. Register.
MINING APPLICATION NO. cIs.. MN
ERAL SURVEY No. 1889.
United States Land once.
Deaver. CoIorado. oetoher a. -

Denver, Colorado. October "a 1906
Nolice Is hereby given that in pur-
-aahSs OF the act of Congress ap-
proved May 10, 1872, Erwin L Regen-
1-1tter. whose postotfice is Idaho Springs
to.orado, has made application for a
patent for i.545l0 linear feet on the
Golden Era lode bearing gold and sill
YER tle same being 1880 feet s 55s
= and 30 feet y 80 " thence y
% II W $3.50 feet from mouth If
dlSc9NerE cut thereon, with surface
Tr2ahd l59 feet in width situate in
tln9erendent mining district Clear
creek county. state of Colorado aud
nle in this office, as follows. viz.
eginning at Cor. No l. whence the
" i Cor. Sec. so T s r y W. Of
me 'th = NJ bears y o. IS w I02 SO
ieet; thence S. as IL E 5a4s7 feet
teei to Cor. No. 3; thence 5 q a5' W
-o2-SI ieet to Cor. No 4; thence y.
=. . Il " 1853 feet to Cor No s;
80 / the place Of beginning.
containing 1-7ss acres expressly ex-
eep1lhg and excluding all conflict with
surveys Nos 81 159. l.47 4s4S 5ST5
ssss lli9e and 1895 and forming a
portion of the SW. ! Sec so. T 8 r
~ ~ W and unsubdivided T s, R -
OF the kth principal meridian Said
location being recorded in volume I5a
page 2te, Of the records of clear Creek
county, Colorado
adjoining claimants the owners of
& D. FORD.
First publication Noverher :, 1905.
st puoiication December Is. 1896.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
Mineral survey No. 1.95I
L ; Land D4ce. i
Denver. Colora DO. 4,

t.
Denver, Colorado.
October 5 1905.
Notice Is hereoy given that in plr-
suanee OF the Act OF Congress ap-
proved May 10. 1872 Thomas G. MALTA
lieu. by L Mclean. his attorney in
TACT whose postoItlce is Idaho Springs
Colorado, mas made application for q
pa tent Tor 1900 linear feet on the
r G LODE
bearing gold and silver with surface
ground l59 feet IN width. situated in
Ohio mining district Clear Creek
comfy, state OF Colorado and de-
ssrloed in the plat and field notes on
NE ia this Office. as follows viz: Be-
ginning AZ Cor No. whence the "
:, Cor, see. /. ; r. 3 v. Of 6S1 p
NJ. bears y s3= IS W E4a # thence
) I3' f, I58 # To Cor No ,: thence
W I54e # to Cor No. 3: thence
\ IL " l5G It TO Cor No 1; thence
\ E 800 = TO Cor. No l. the
place Of beginning
Containing 5.lt5 acres. and forming
a portion of the s w i See. and
the Z. : Of Sec =. Twp. 5 range
IS W. Of the 6rh principal meridian
-sl1 location being recorded in oil
Us, page ls4. OF the records Of Clear
Creek county. Colorado
NdJotnlng claimants owners of Sur
EsJs Nos 35I. 29SS and 1875
c D. FORD. Register
First publication October i3 1905.
L-aSt publication December Is. 1906
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
Fog SALE-A new piano IN 4
No. condition for sale cheap.
PETER THEoHkLu.

Tomorrow morning the Rev-A.
F. Heltman will speak on The
Eternal EeTi.ies and Onr Intell-
ectual Fashions. or a Threefold
View OF the Relation OF Religion
to Every day Life In the eve
ming he will speak on The Negro
Problem IN Our Southern States
and What Our Great Denomina-
tion Is Doing Toward Its Solution
illustrated. 70
Those not attending elsewhere
are cordially invited
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
MINING APPLICATION NO. .i7o
Mineral Survey NJ. 1873
L. :. Land ohce.

Mineral Surrey NJ. 1873
L : Land Office.
D-aEsE. Colorado, Nov T. 1915
Notice Is hereby given that IN pur,u
ancr Of he ACT 6. Congress approved
aay 10. 1872, The Don't Mining, Milling.
Tune y Transportation Company. b..
Fed l. Psirycx, is attorney Ia ia /.
= ~lose postothce Is Idaho Springs, Clear
Creek couutN, Colorado. has made ap-
pllcacoa for pa ent for fifteen burd-ed
IS 70 laear feet OF the Blackstone lode
b-a-Iug god QUO silver. the saue beiu.
SIX hundred aad sSyeuty-sevtn 81 iec
uurrhe.s.eriy end eight hundred aad
tsraty three Sag feet s9utheasterlv
from discovery shaft thereon with
surface grooud one hundred and
htly lIsoI ieet il ~idta, situate N JACK
son aEd Cascade Mining DIS ricts. ear
Greek county. Co orado. and descrl bed
BY the raci4l plat herewith Dos ed and
b, the fed aotss on hle IN the Hce of
the register OF tne Denver lard uIstr,c,.
Colorado. as follows, VIZ:
Beginning at cor No. whence tbe
M c"r- sec. : 7 ). R. -, " of the
o P. n. bears y. Is 30 E o67l I II
theme ) 4so IS W. 1900 feet 10 cor NJ.
2; thence 40 2s (. $50 feet to cor.
No ), thence y. 45o $ 1900 feet to cor
No !; thence n. 40 25' ". 40 teet Ia
cor No. l. the place OF beginning. con.
eainIug hve and eighteeu-oue thoasspcitt,
% IS ioool acres (exclnsive OF survey NJ,
1873 Don't lode and forming a portion
ot The northwest quarter Of section nine
8 AND the Northeast quarter of section
eight 5 Tosushlp four "a South range
n, West OF sixth p NJ, said location
o<lng recorded IN volume Ks soI Of
the Records OF Clear Greek County. Colo
RADIO Adjoining Claimants on this lode
none; on other iodes. the neare., cI.,ms
being the Atlantic on the A,lrntic Iode
on the north ~es;; the Dori,. Survey No
1879 on the DorIt lode, cutting acr6.,
the north corner and the Prince AIex.o.
or on the Prince AIexandea lode or
the Sou;h east. The Dori, owned nv
August and Conrad Bergen. The o,he1
two claims BY the applican. here.
c. D. FORD. Register.
FIST pub Nov II, 'oo; las, jan. 10, 'o7.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
I irnbsr Land, Act June 3, l87S-Noti- {
For Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OrFr-E.
~. - Z --.-.-- =.


Denver. Calo'z5u J1iy = ls. {
NpiAee Is hereby gwen that 10 compliance with
y P5H'As IS of ne act Of Congress OF june )
l-4s entitled A ac' for the sale ni timber YAo3s in
- StatsS = tabFoEnia. Oregon, NevA3a AMI
W ssnanst2n f=rrirory. eNten1ei 10 ali he Pub
Is LaE1 2iss BY act of August { lsg2 Thomas
AN of t14hu S7-i7Gs cpaE-y Of Clear Creek
>taie OF tstofAi1- has IN lAv tiled IN This once
y SSorn stae77er No 632- for the rQrcnsse u+ the
) Z IL ;. W IA OF S=cugu - NJ w IA
= - 1H q as5 7. - y Il OF Section No
u n i2@hsatp 40 5 Range M. -. AMI vii
"7zT pr33f 10 Sh1~ that the ana sought IS
12Ee Na4sn4e Tor Is tnes- stone than for ssr'-
tlirzi purposes. Ari TO establish his clam TO "a 4
an c~t9rr thr Regtsier lu Receiver OF this africe
= = Ornrs[ 4o1ra-o. on Tuesday, the iS DAY Of
1t z LaHRvS As Witnesses
isa 4e d Ellis q i3aho Springs Colora4o. Charles
a CF5sSS7 = Georgetown, Goloraaa Charles r.
go 81 ., ale. NoioT15o. .an3 william
Elliott. of t4aho Springs Cal,rado,
A1y sg1 al persons cla s1ins the shoy a-3ssrrfb..
a7ls are requested TO tie their Claims in this
ot7ee On or bvfoFe Sait 18th iaY Of Nov 1875;
n E0Rn p.-.~~
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

The Colorado 4 Southern has
some splendid illustrated litera-
ture telling Of the Sister Repub-
lie. also special round trip rates.
7. l.. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent. Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
s<ils More Of ch4mbsrlafn's Cough Remedy

Skis More OF Ch4n1bsrlain's Cough Remedy
RsmedY tAzn Of all Otherz Put Together.
ar Thos- George, a merchant at
Nj Z ztu, Oztsrto, SAYS. Il have had
the loezl agency FOR the Chm herlsin's
Cough Remedy ever sine = was intro
dgcec into Canada. and / sell as much
o. = as do ot ali other lines I have on
ny shelves pu: together. OF the uaav
dozens sold under guarantee, l have
not hzS one bottle returned can per
souaily recon mend this medicine as l
have Use II ulvseli and given II to ny
CHILDREN AID 4fsays with best resu IS "
For sac by J. J >ner~in-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

T as, sui the expenses OF execs;!E Z
ii trust
Dated a. Gezrsetowa. Colorado. Oct.
Jta, IgJ5
PETEE = SPRASELE
Is Pabiic Trustee 10 and for the County
OF Clear Creek Colorado
FlTst Insertion N1r-mber 10th 1876
Las Iusertlla D-cruIber 1905.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

.l.a.a .as '-ae- the prosperity column.
.. .5 a ar -ae 1--1 II business affairs Political
aF-1 aF tuz -.are when the polls were
S-=-E ==-t.1a night. .at citizens united
ta= good I5=l results developed alarming surprises
an rae .. -u remains strict parry vote. CreeE
county -.. republican.