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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21
trucci6n Pdblics del Territorio
de Nuevo Mexico, que haya sido
tenlda dentro de doce meses.

trucci6n Pdblics del Territorio
de Nuevo Mexico, que haya sido
tenida dentro de doce meses.
Cualquier Superintendent de
escuelas de condado, miembro
de algdn cuerpo de educaci6n,
tesorero de condado o cualquiera
otra persona quien directa 8 in.
directamente cause ell que los
fondos de una escuela pdblica
sean pagados por services de
maestros d cualquiera otra per.
soma que no este calilcada como
maestro bajo los p~rovistos de
este acta, sera considerable cul-
pable do una trasgresi6n y sobre
conviction sera multada en- una
suma de no menos que Glen
$4,000 pesos, nj mas que qui.
nientos (s5o0.o0 10 pesos, por cada
una ofensa, ypodra ser removida
de su emplsos egdn proveido por
ley"
La ley es estricta mente com
pulsoria que los maestros deben
de asistir a la Escuela Normal,
de 10 ~contrario ningdn maestro
'puede estar intitulado q tomar
cargo de ninguna escuela pdblica
en- este condado.
Por 10 tanto deseando que los
maestros residences en- este con-
do aprovechen esta oportunidad,
espero sinceramente que assist.
ran a Ia Escuela Normal de este
condado para que obtengan un
certificado en- conformidad con
Y|'.
los requirimientos della ley ase.
gurandoles que seran bien trata.
dos y ayudados en- sus tareas por
Ell professor y 81 cuerpo de exani'
nadores, quienes son personas
y capaces.
III pago por la instruction
ensenanza sera la suma de $3.50
por ell ternino entero por cada
aplicante, pagado adelantado
Respetuosamente,
ANTONIO D.. VARGAS,
Snpt. de Escuelss.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21
FL cosERNADoR CURRY
EsTARA PREsENTE,
En- la Convention de Los Derrcteros
de Aqua Profundos Con 81 Presl-
dente Roosevelt y ios Ejecu-
tlvos de otros Estados.

Ell Gobernador Curry ha acep'
tado una invitacion para asistir
la pr6xima convention de Derro'
teros de Aqua Profundos, que
sera tenida en- Memphis, Ten.
nessee, los dias 4 y 5 de Octubre,
La reunion sera notable y tiene
por objeto primario 81 mejora-
miente del rio Misisipi. ElPre-
sidente Roosevelt estara en- aten-
dencia juntamente con los gober.
nadores de otros estados, repre-.
sentando principalmente aque-
Hos que estan en- ell Vale del rio
Misisipl.
Ell Gobernador Curry es 81 vi
gesimo gobernador que acepta
Ia invitaci6n para estar preseL to
en- este concurso. Ell y los demas
executives encontraran al Presi.
dente Roosevelt en- st. Louis,
Missouri, ell dia 1ro. de Octubre.
De ALI Ia comltiva presidential
abordara en- I'm barco de vapor
para I'M viaje hacia abajo del
Padre de los Rios, teniendo a
Memphis por punto objective.
Ell viaje On barco de vapor rio
abajo ha sido d~eterminado de
antemano por 81 placer que SUI
ministrara al Presidente Roose.
welt y a los gobernadores invita-
dos ell observar las ventajas ma.
.turales de esteriocaudalosocomo
arteria del concrete, y la necesi-
dad de mantensr 10 corrients en-
buen estado para embarcaciones
grandes,
Sc anuncia que el President.
Roosevelt pronunciara un graz
.discurso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21
sAvIso.

Por estas presentes doy aylso al
pabllco en- general, de que 70, Ell aba.
10 firmado, habiendo sido uno de los
mlembros de la firma y nombre de la
Compahfa llamada Duran Mercantile
Company, Duran. N. M" he yendido
mi interes que tenfa en- dicha comma
MIA q e. senior James Dalglish, de Du-
ran, N. M, quien fue mi compahero
en- dicha compaffa. Ell sehor James
Dalglish ha tornado TODD el cargo y
responsibilities, y pagara toda cuen-
ia que sea debida por dicha compa.
MIA dentro de 80 dias, como tambien
colectara toda cuenta debida q dicha
compahfa, y por este doy aviso que
desde 81 dia 70 de Agosto de 1907 es-
IA mi flrma fuera de la compahfa.
BIAS DURAN.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21
Escuela Normal del Condado
de Rio Arriba.
Ofcina del Supt. de Escuelas,
Ojo Caliente, N. M,
Sept. 2, A. D. 1907.

1.Hn.
A todos a quienes estas pre-
sentes conciernan: Sepan que dc
conformidad con la ley creandc
y estableciendo Escuelas Norma
les en- los varios condados de-
Territorio de Nuevo Mexico, Ia
Escuela Normal del Condado de
Rio Arriba, Sc abrira ell dia 10 de
|Octubre, A. D. 1907 d las 8 de la
maflana. en- la casa de escuela del
distrito No. 10, El Rito, Nuevo
Mexico, y continuara en- session
por ell termino de dos semanas.
Ell maestro instructor sera ell
Prof. Roscoe @. Bonney.
La examination de los macs
tros sera los dias 26 VIZ del ms
mo mes; especialmente Hanoi la
atenci6n de los maestros y cuer'
pos de directories de escuelas, a
las Leyes de Escuelas que adopto
la Ultima Legislature, el cual es
un provisto muy importante, y
es como sigue:
La Seccion VIII, de la pagina
229, de las Leyes de Escuelas de
1907, provee: "Sera I'm maestro
legalmente califcado para ense-
mar en- cualquiera distrito de es'
'cuela, plaza incorporate, ciudad,
villa o distrito Independence,
aquel que halla recibido un GER.
titicado segdn prescribe por este
Acta, y quien pruebe ser pose
dor de un certificate de atenden'
cia a algdn institute para macs
tros de condado, alguna e~scuela
de verano que halla sidoaprobada
por Ell Superintendent de Ins'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21

Para detener I'm constipado violen.
tamente, obtenga de su boticarlo unas
pastilitas de dulce para co~nstipados
llamadas Preventics. Ahora los boti-
carlos en- todas parties estan vendien-
do las Preventics pues no solamente
son in~ofensivas sino que efectivas y
~violentas. Las Preventics no contie-
men nj Quinina, nj laxante. NADIA fuer-
te nj offensive. Tomadas al "Comen'
Ear a estornudar" las Preyentics 10
preservaran contra la Pulmonia, Bron.
quits, Influenza, etc. Por este es que
es ell nombre Preventcs. Buenas para
fiebres en- los niios. 4S Preventics
por 25 centavos. Muestra de prueba
8 centayos. De venta por todos los
~boticarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21
Compania Demandada por
$4,000.

Albuquerque, N. M, Sept. 13.
La Compania de TERRA, Aqua
y Fuerza del Rio Grande, una
corporation con asiento y base
de operaciones en- este condado,
ha sido demandada por el Mer-
chants Laclede National Bank,
de st. Louis, Missouri, por
$87, 900 con redito y costos, bajo
pagares dc Ia compsfiia al banco
que Sc alega va estan cumplidos.
La compania ha estado hacienda
extensa campafla de anuncio de
sus terrenos en- el Rio Grande y
81 resultado SO aguarda con mu-
cho interes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21

Oscar u. Otero. hijo menor de
Don Manuel r. Otero. reeIstra,
dor de Ia oaciua local de terrenos
de los Estados Unidos. psrtIrd
dentro dc pocos dias nara Den
yer, Colorado, 4 entrar en- 81 Go.
|legio de los Jesuitas.
Ell escribapo Geo. w. Armijo
expidi6 81 Idnes las siRuientes
licenciss de- mstrimcnio: Sta.
|Teresita Marines, de 10 amos, de
Santa re. y william Hesch, de
% amos, de Palma; Ia Sta. Rosa.
rito Armijo, de 50 amos, v Amado
|Sens, de % amos, ambos de San
ia re. VI.
DON And res q. d Baca. labra.
dor oue vive cerca ds Cieueca.
an Ia marta sur dal Condado d.
Santa "a. eatuvo an Il cindad 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21

Don Simon Atencio y esposs
de Torrance, estu vieron 81 mar
tes pasado hospedados en- 81 Ho
tel Normandie. Fl senor Atsncil
seocupaen la!cria de ganado me
nor On 81 condado de Torrance.
Kodol para la Indigestion y Dispep
sia, una combination de- digerlentei
naturales y acidos vegetables. digiert
81 alImento mismo y Ia fortaleza y 80
lud al estomago. Agradsble para to
marlos--De venta or - Fsrmacia re
land.
Joseph E. Lacome, uno de los
duenos del Hotel Claire, ha re
|gresado de una estancia de va
rias semanas en- los Ojos de Azu'
fire. y de Jemez, d donde fue para
beneicio de su salud.
Edward Sargent, comerciante
en- Chama, Condado de Rio Arri-
ba, y hermano del Intendente
Territorial W. G. Sargent, sc
halla en- Ia ciudad con negocios y
visitandoa su hermano
Cast todos los remedies de Ia Tos,
particularmente los que gentlemen
narc6ticos, son constipantes. Ell ia
rabe Laxative de la Tos Kennedy no
c~ontiene narc6tlcos y obra suavemen'
lie en- los intestinos. Agradable para
tomarlo.-De venta por Ia Farmacia
Ireland.
Ell Gobernador George Curry
esta ahora muy c6modamente
domiciliado en- la residepcia del
ex Secretario James w. Ray
nolds, la cual ha rentado durante
la ausencia de 10 familia Ray
nolds.
Ell Hon. Solomon Luna, presi-
dente del Banco de Concrete de
Albuquerque, que hizo una vista
placentera aqui durante Ia sema-
ma pasada, Sc march6 para Ell sur
ell lines pasado.
Prueba de tratamientos contra Ell
Romadizo Sc mandan por correo gra-
tbs cuando son solicitados, por el DR..
Snoop Racine, Wis. Estas pruebas
han dado al pdblico-sin costar nj un
centavo-un gran valor de este Glen
tifco procedimiento conocido por los
droguistas y en- todas parties como Ell
Remedio del DR.. Shoop contra la Cori-
"a. De venta por todas las Boticas.
Don Marcos G. de Baca, escri-
bano de pruebas del Condado de
Sandoval, estuvo en- esta cludad
81 sabado domingo pasados,
habiendo venido de su casa en-
Bernalillo con negocio y q visitar
a sus amigos.
Don ]. S. Garcia, diputado es-
cribano de pruebas y diputado
tesorero del Condado de Torran-
ce, pas6 Ell dia en- la ciudad con
negocios o6ciales y personales.
Ell senor Garcia es uno de los
mejores contadores y tenedores
de libros del Territorio. Els par.
ticularmeDte apto para llevar los
de condado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21
usAp ALIENS Foor.EAsE.

I'm polvo que debe desparramarse
dentro de los zapatos. 81 teneis pies
fatigados o dolientes usad Aliens
Foot-Ease. Da descanso a los pies
y hace que zapatos nuevos 0 apretados
no lastimen. Alivia los callos y juan
etes de toda dolencia y da descanso y
~comodidad. Usadlo hoy. Sc vende
en- todas las boticas y tiendas de zap
atos a % cts. No acepteis ningun sus-
tituto. Para I'm empaque gratis de
prueba y para una muestra gratuita
del Parche Sanltario Foot-Ease, una
nueva invencion, dirigirse a Allen s.
Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21

IA s6nos1tH MHFIH AId6F6t6 ma
renunciado q su empleo de taqui.
grafa en- Ia oHcina del Ingeniero
Territorial Vernon l.. Sullivan,
con 81 fin de hacer preparativos
para su proximo matrimonio con
Lorenzo Gutierrez, que es.depen-
diente de Ia Compafia Cart,
wright Davis, La seiorita. Avis
Brumbeck ha sido nombrada a Ia
posici6n vacada por la se1orita
Alderete.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21
Mono pE EvIrAR APENpIcITEs

Mono De EvlTAR APENpIcITEs.
Las mas victimas del appendicitis
son aquellas que estan habitualmente
c~onstipadas. ri Jarabe Frutal Orino
Laxative cura la constipation cr6nica
e~stimulando Ell higado y los intestInos.
y restaura la acci6n natural de los In
Ftestinos. Ell Jarabe Frutal Orino La
xativo no provoca nauseas 9 atorzo.
nan, y es suaye y ~agradable para to.
mar. Rehusad sustltutos.-De venta
en- Ia Farmacia Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21

Dedicadcs Z In Nemoria del Graf
Estadista > Fiel Repubiicano,
el Hon. Antonio Oftiz y
sa!axaf.
Fallecio ell gran estadista
Ell jefe Republican,
FL hombre NeO Mexicano
Que al partido do conquista,
Dirijid hombres Ia vista
All que al sepnlcre baj6
Y en- este mundo dei0
Memoria eterna y ufana
Pues d la tumba llev6
La forma Republican,.
81 siempre TUE 81 consejerc
Editicando 81 partido
No mostraba ser muy vivo
Pero era recto y sincere,
Su consejo fuG certero,
Nunca fallaba on acci6n
Pues en- toda Convention
Sc adoptaba con certeza
Y siempre en- toda reunion
Salia bien en- Ia empresa.
Me ha sorprendido ell no YER
Toda la prensa enlutada
Por Ell hombre que q mi Greer
Frme q su partido honraba
Y en- este mundo dejaha
Huerfano ell Republican,,
Els verdad, va estabaanciano
Pero siempre su ~consejo
Era firme, luz y espejo
al partido Soberano.
cuerpo yace :. en- la tumba
fra
Pero en- ell mundo jamas Sc olvi-
dar6
AL hombre que sirvi6 de norte y
guia
81 partido que siempre triunfara;
No obstante -. Haga Dios su
voluntad,
Mas su memoria debemos con-
servar
.eposa Antonio Ortiz y Sa-
lazar
~nosotros con grande senti
miento
Solo deseamos 81 seguir tn eiem-
plo
so%portando felmente aquel par
lido
Que no caiga la piedra de ese
Temple
9ue ediicaste cuando estabas
vivo.
Tn Republican, Radical.
Independence.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21
DEsPoLvoREAD EN-
vUESTRoS ZAPATOs

Aliens Foot-Ease, i'm polvo. Cura
ardores penosos, pies nervlosos, y al
instante quita la dolencIa de callos y
juanetes. Aliens Foot-Ease da alivio
en- zapatos apretados o neuvos. Els
i'm remedio SECURE para pies. sudoro-
SOS, callosos. hinchados. cansados y
~dolientes. Usadlo hoy. Sc vende en-
todas las botlcas y tiendas de zapatos.
Por correo por Is cts. en- estampillas.
No acepteis nlngun sustituto. Enviad
por muestra de prueba gratis y mues-
ira gratuita del parche sanitario Foot
Ease, una ~invencion nueva. Dirigirse
a Allen s. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21

FL departamento DC oDras del Nuevo
Mexicano 60 81 mas bien eQuipado en-
81 Territorio. 81 desean 0bras finas y
al estlo, venid a esta oficlna y enccn
|~trareis TODD . gu gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-21

suscribanse al Nueyo Mexicsno.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20
Old GllplnIte Dies.

The residents were shocked last
Thursday evening to learn of the sud-
den death of Richard Borcherdt, which
occurred in Denver that day. Decease l
was sick about two months, becoming
i'll shortly after leaving this city to take
up permanent residence in Denver. He
had practically disposed of his mining
interests in this county and had left
here for good.
Richard Borcherdt resided in Gilpin
county long period of years. He was
engaged in mining and of late years
was actively connected with the Free
dom property. He was born in Ger
many 62 years ago, coming to New
York when he was 10 years of age. A
wife, one son, Raymond, brother
Rudolph, and sister, Mrs. VIM. Lief
fers, survive him. The funeral was
held from the Nash undertaking par
lors in Denver Sunday. Interment
Riverside.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20
IN RUSSELL GULCH

Mrs. Vaughan of Goldfeld, Colo, is
here visiting with Mrs. Edwards. Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Edwards went as far as
Denver Sunday to meet their guest.
A game of ball is scheduled for next
Sunday afternoon between the locals
and Georgetown team, to be played on
the Russell Gulch grounds.
The Russell Gulch band will give an
entertainment, social and dance at the
l. o. O. F. hall on Friday, June 81.
The entertainment will consist of two
one act comedys, entitled, "Will You
Marry Me and Our Servants. The par
ticipants have been practicing for some
time past and no doubt will make it
very interesting for all who attend. Re-
member there will be social and dance
afterwards.
Sunday evening some robbers entered
the rear of Barnabi & Reis' saloon and
got $25 in change and several boxes of
cigars for their pains. The work was
done very quietly and thus far no one
has been apprehended.
Mrs. L. Askew arrived here from
Denver last evening.
Even P. Owen returned from a visit
to the valley the first of the week. He
expects soon to leave for Bob Griffiths'
ranch near Arvada to go to work. Mr..
Owen thinks he will make a first-class
hayseed.
VIM. Bockfnger, who has been So
journing in Denver for the past week,
returned to his home here Tuesday.
A little boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Leverton last Friday morning SC
says DR.. Fouts.
Jackson Shinnerman of Bronson,
Michigan, nephew of Jos. Shinnermar
of this place, is here visiting with his
uncle.
Mrs. Cole, who has been visiting with
her parents here, and sister Mrs. Frank
Paxton, left yesterday for the formers
home near Arvada where the latter will
visit for short time.
Sherman Harris returned from Lead
vile Sunday evening where he attended
the Elks' convention.
Miss Mabel Williams is up from Den
yer visiting with Miss Bessie Davis.
The Russell Gulch base ball club went
to Black Hawk and defeated their team
Sunday by score of 16 to 15.
m, ond Mrs Eoutc aynact to Iaov.
Friday for the southeastern part Of
Kansas for visit of week or two.
There will be dance at Zancanells
hall next Sunday evening.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20

which will double the output of
the district. Besides the numer-
GUS sales that have been made
other large deals are pending
which will. be closed during the
summer. These are only few in
dications, the gentleman further
remarked, Of the prosperous fu-
ture before the county, and when
one stops to consider the prospects
ahead, it must be acknowledged
that Gilpin county has more rea-
son to anticipate return Of old
time activity than any camp in ex-
istence.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20
Notice Of Dl ssoIutlon.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Mayhew & Griffin, heretofore con-
Quoting the Eclipse Livery Stables, has
this day dissolved partnership by mutual
consent, w. E. Griffin retiring. Frank
M. Mayhem will continue the business
at the old stand, will pay all bills owed
by Mayhem G. Griffin and collect all bills
due them. All parties owing the firm
are requested to call and settle at once.
FRANK M. MAYHEM,
w. E. GRIFFIN.
June 1st, 1907.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20
Phone. Central IOe

We received an invitation this
week from Golden to attend her
Fourth of July celebration. While
we appreciated the invitation, the
advisability of our attending
didn't appeal to us SO strongly I'M
til we read the latter part of the
courteous missive where it said
special quarters would be proyid-
ed for the newspaper men which
would contain a large and attrac-
tive Tin ornamental design side
board. We have about concluded
to join the crowd and go to
Golden.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20

The Haywood case in Boise
grinds steadily on. Saturday the
attorneys for the state announced
that they would rest their case
this week. Orchard, the main
witness for the prosecution has
followed scriptural teaching, can
open confession is good for the
SOUL" and has unbossomed every
thing, telling a story of crime in
which he actively participated ex-
tending over a period of five years,
and laid the foundation for the
case against the officials of the
Western Federation of Miners,
charged with conspiracy in the as
sassination Of Governor Steunen-
berg. It now lies with the state
to produce evidence corroborative
of his story, which, without con-
firmation is worthless. Orchard
insofar as he convicts himself
upon his own testimony of a long
series of crimes, is beyond doubt
guilty. The crimes have been
committed. This we can't ques-
tion. And it is just as likely that
he was the perpetrator as anyone
else. He claims that Meyer, Hay
wood and Petti5one conspired
with him in the commission of the
murders and it is up to the defense
to prove that these men were not
connected with the deeds The
defense will introduce its witness
es to impeach Orchards testimony
the latter part of the week. They
have subpoenaed over 100 witness
es, which seems a sufficient num-
Der to impeach, most anything.
The trial, it is said, will not be
concluded before the first or Aug
,lst 1t will cost the state of Idaho
it is estimated at least half mil
lion dollars and doubtless will
cost the Western Federation of
Miners as much if not more.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20
Deeds Recorded.

May B. Mum to H. H. Temple an in
terest in the Echo placer in Wisconsin
district for consideration of $4,000.
Herbert Num- to H. H. Temple ar
interest in the Echo placer, Hal, Lee
Herbert, Mollie, George H. Smuggler
Smuggler No. 2, Smuggler No. 8
Smuggler No. 4, in Wisconsin district
Consideration $40, 10000.
VIM. H. Bond to H. H. Temple an in
terest in the Echo placer in Wisconsin
district.
Mrs. H. H. Temple an interest in. the
Echo placer in Wisconsin district, con
sideration $4,000.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20
NEvADAV|LLE NOTES

John Simmons left for his home in
Cripple Creek Saturday.
Bruce Rutherford and family were
over from Idaho Springs Friday visiting
relatives.
Frank White left for Butte City,
Montana, Friday.
N, Thomas left for Cripple Creek last
Friday.
A large crowd attended the Children's S
Day exercises at the M. E. church last
Sunday. The church was decorated in
white and yellow flowers and ribbons.
Two programs were rendered, one in
the afternoon and one in the evening,
the children doing exceedingly well in
their various recitations, songs. etc.
Sherman McCallister made some timely
remarks also.
Bob Fallon returned Monday from
Leadville.
Mrs. j. ]. Clark left for California
last Friday.
John Kraemer has installed large
new ice box and now handles two kinds
of beer, Golden and Meets.
Miss Mamie Angwin arrived here
from Cripple Creek Friday on visit to
relatives and friends.
Mrs. John C. Kloer and son, Edwin,
returned from Auburn, Kansas, last
Monday evening. j. C. now struts
around and reminds one of young
'kid" just out of his teens on the eve
of his wedding. No wonder there was
such hammering, scrubbing and paint
ing going on around the Kloer residence
for the past two. weeks.
Something doing now. Sherman Nc
Callister has joined the butchers base
ball team in Central and will sign as
pitcher of the team. The grocers' team
will certainly be up against it now, as
Mr.. McCallister was formerly consider
ed one the best twirlers in the state.
The town board met in special session
Monday night.
Prof. E. C. Sherman left for his home
Dakota last week and after short Wis
it will go to California to spend the bal
ance of his vacation visiting. He
will return here in the fall to teach.
Miss E. Dickerson returned from
Denver the latter part Of last week
where she had been visiting the past
two weeks.
Miss O'Connor came up from Long
mont last Thursday on visit to her
friends, returning again Saturday.
Frank Bartle returned to this camp
the latter part of last week and now
has several men at work on his sluice
boxes in Nevada gulch.
A number of the young ladies' here
gave picnic on Bald Mountain in honor
of Master Charles Tonkin of Cripple
Creek who is visiting relatives in this
town. The young ladies present were:
Misses Trezise, Murley, Richard and
Stevense.
A number of the K. of P. members of
the local lodge went to Central Tuesday
evening to hear the G. C.
A little girl was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Simmons.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20

A man who has of late visited
Cripple Greek, Goldfeld and
other prominent mining camps
told us the other day that Gilpin
county, even though it may seem
little quiet at the present time,
is as active as any he had been in.
In Gold6eld he said that while
plenty of building was in progress,
the Nevada town was very quiet
in a mining way. In Cripple
Creek the mining industry is
practically at standstill and there
is no indication of a revival of that
section within the next year or
more. He compared the condi-
tions at present in other localities
with those of Gilpin county, and
showed that this section now
would not only compare favorably
with the mining centers of Colo
RADIO and other states, but the out
look for a complete revival here
was much better than in other
parts. To substantiate what he
said he pointed out the numerous
transfers of large properties in
Gilpin county that have been
made during this year, properties
that have passed into the hands of
monied people who intend to de.
velop the same as soon as every
thing is in readiness. Mines that
have made the county famous and
upon which preliminary work has
been under way since the first of
the year, are getting in shape rap
idly for the extraction Of ore
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20
Locations,

Teddy lode in Russell district by R.
L. Martin.
Storm King in Pleasant Valley dis
trict by C. w. Anderson.
Myrtle in Enterprise district by
Henry Niccum, ct al.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20

Hyndman continues to receive every
week or two large consignments of pure
mixed candies from the east which he
sells at Is cents POUND.
For Sale-Four room house and three
lots on Sd High street, 5000. Apply to
Mrs. Agnes McCallister.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20
Blue Front Stable
FRED BOWDEN, Prop
Carpets and linoleums at Anderson's.

Wanted Gentleman or lady to travel
for Mercantile House of $3.50, 10000
capital. If desirable the home may be
used as headquarters. Weekly salary
of S1,092.0O per year and expenses.
Address j. A. Alexander, 125 Plymouth
Place, Chicago, Ill.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20

If you want to save money and at the
same time have the best there is to be
had IN the grocery line, trade at Haw-
ley's.
Gilpin observer., 1907-06-20
Straued or Stolen.

One red and white COW, branded with
U. IL. on right ribs. Anyone returning
the same or giving information will be
suitably rewarded. Joseph Hore, Rus
sell Gulch, Colorado.