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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03

J. Jay Joslin, the we'll known Denver
merchant, was in town the fore part OF
the week for breath of mountain air,
and to look after mining property in
which he is interested
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03

I,osT-A black ribbon watch fob with
gold band pendant between Thero's and
the 7. O. "B B. w" Return to Bert
B. Wright, or. SiftingsNews Office.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03

DR. J. I. McClanahan, of Booneville
No and DR.. G. w StifIler, of Den
yer, arrived Thursday morning and wi,
remain in camp for several days on i'm
portant business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03
MINE AND MILL

Jack Jenkins was down in Denver thu
first of the week to take in the circus.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03

]. o. A. Carper, of Denver, was in the
city Monday after another batch of SAM
piles from the Anon vein in the Central
tunnel. Mr.. Carper has asked for bids
for driving lateral 100 feet west from
the tunnel, and expects to let con-
tract for the work within the next week
or ten days. Previous sampling
of the vein have given satisfac-
factory results and in order not deceive
himself, he deemed another check sam
pie and set of ASSAYS advisable.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03
II. o. Allen. the dentist.

Hauling aud express, Curnow, the ice
man, phones Black 772 and Forks At.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03

deed has been filed for record trans
ferring the Bullion tunnel and group of
II claims at the month of Ute creek
from ]. II. Sowder to the Bullion Min
ing and Tunnel company. The consider
alton was 200, 900 shares of stock"n the
grantee company. The Bullion tunnel
has been driven about 500 feet and has
cut a couple of good lodes It penetrates
the ridge between the Burns Moore and
the Big Forty tunnels, and the portal is
most conveniently located for handling
ore making it one of the best selected
tunnel sites on Chicago creek. y deal
has Been pending for the sale of the prop
erty for some time past, and it is believed
to be the intention OF the new owners to
erect plant of machinery at the mouth
\ II the tunnel, as several of these
veins have excellent surface showing
and should prove productive when
opened at depth. The officers OF
the new company have not been an
nounced, nor have the intentions of the
new owners been made public.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03


First publication June 30: last Aug
Il. 1907.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03

In connection with the enormous vol
ume of stock promotions, which has pre-
vailed during the past year, 1t is inter
esting to note that the investing public
socalled has arrived at certain crude
stage of discrinlna ton based upon
grounds more or less logical. For in.
stance, notoriously bad prom otions
coming from certain cities have the
effect of discreditiug all promotions from
such places. In fact, the public is so
sensitive to this point that some pro-
moters do not consider it good policy to
have their Office address in the same
builing with discredited company. or
course, all of this is without rhyme or
reason. A mining proposition is good
on its own merits without regard
to the city or building in which it may
have its locus. The fact generally recog
nized by those who have had expert
ence In mining stock promotion is that
the public has very little conception OF
legitimate nature of a mining stock
proposition. Many a small investor looks
for "hunch" or follows the crowd, and
advising him sometimes is. n good deal
IKE informing a man who is interested
Ing playing the races. In the first place
often ones advice is not wanted and In
the second, it is generally not considered
at Mining World.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03
HILL TOP NO 4LODE

$50 # n e77 30 E and y71 # s 67' so W from cen
ter OF discovery shaft. Beginning cor No /,
whence the n 4 cor sec 3 7 s K 70 w Of the 9Th
p NJ bears s - u go" GEe}. #. thence 10 IO'
15n # to Cor No ?, thence 81 ~ 1900 It to
No 3, thence s % ~ $50 # to cor No 4.
thence : 81 ~ W 800 fl to No /. the place of
beginning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Slipped on Curbing.

J. w. Ford slipped oil the curling at
Eighteenth and Franklin Streets yesterday
and sprained his ankle. a passerby called
the ambulance, and the man was allowed
to return to his home after the Injury was
attended to.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
DRIVEN FROM HOME,
BECOMES BANDIT.
Boy Of Sixteen, with Companion,
Hold Up Two Street Car
COnduCtOrS.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 7.-t'oilcd
In his attempt to hold up, with the
aid of n companion, two trolley con-
ductors in West Philadelphia early to-
day, and fearing that he Lad Oiled
Harold s. Jones, aged sixteen years,
shot and instantly killed himself on
the street, as he was about to be cap
turcd by another policeman. His com
panion, G. II. Geddis, aged eighteen
years. was arrested while In bed at his
home.
Jones belonged to a .ood family IN
the northwestern part Of the city, his
father being prosperous business
man. The boy had some differences
with his father yesterday. nn,l ne
was told to shift for himself" AS the
boy Cns leaving the house his wccring
mither asked him what he was going
Z to- do, and he replied: Il don't know
ana don't care
Jones sought out Gedds, and thry
were not heard of again until they
turned UP In West Philadelphia ana
help up the two conductors. They
showed fight and Jones and his COM
panlon fed, Policemen saw tho oc-
currence and gave chase. Jones turn
ed and shot at one Of tho pursuing
policemen. The bullet went wide OF
the mark, but the policeman. IN ORDER
to deceive tho tleeting youth. dropped
to the sidewalk as If he had been
shot. Jones saw him fall, and stopped,
backed up against the side OF n house
and sent bullet into his own heart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
MRS, WILLIAM THAW
MORTGAGES HOME
Borrows 100000 on "Lynd-
hurst Her Palatial House
in Pittsburg.
LOAN NATURES IN 3 YEARS
Harry K. Thaw Has Received
100000 from Trust
Funds.
LOAN NATURES IN 3 YEARS
Harry K. Thaw Has Received

P1TTSBURG, PA. May 7.-"Lynd-
William Thaw, in the East End Sec
ton of this city. has been mortgage'l
for 100000 according to the Pittsburg
Leader. tonight. The mortgage was
secured some time ago. The book con-
tanning the record has been hidden.
according to this newspaper and In
formation concerning the documant did
not become public until to-day. The
interest charged is 5 IL per cent. and
tho mortgage is held by the Fiisl'ty
Title and Trust Company. 1t will ma
ture in three years.
The paper was drawn in New York
City on March Z, 1907, and was wit
messed BY Attorney Clifford w. Hart
John P. Meagher. a notary, who cid
the necessary work of witnessing AMI
putting the official seal of the Com
monwealth upon the document. Ey-
traordinary efforts were made to keep
the mortgage secret. Four trustees
accounts under the will of William
Thaw were flied for audit in the Of
flee OF the register of Wills this morn
ing
Harry Kendall Thaw is shown to
have been the recipient of the second
largest income of any of the heirs,
nearly $4,000 having been paid to him
from this source alone. This sum was
exclusive of the income which he de-
rlv.s from various other requests under
his fathers will The account of Harry
Thaw shows there is due him, under
the direct legacy allowed by his father.
the sum of s430,53446
The income from this II invested by
the trustee during the three years COW
cred by the account is s93,9o3.2o. OF
this sum expenditures have been made
covering the necessary expenses of the
estate. bringing the amount actually
paid him down to something less than
100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
NEGRO MURDERER
CAUGHT AND LYNCHED.
Mob Visits His Home and Whips
Members Of His

AUGUSTA. GA. May IA special to
the Herald from Dcaring, Ca, says:
Charlie Harris. negro farm hand,
who yesterday shot and fatally wound
ed Hayden Pearson, prominent farmer,
was lynched last night by mob Of
about forty unmasked men. His body
was riddled with bullets. The mob then
visited the negros home. severely
whipped members of his family, and
gave them a brief time in which to get
out Of McDuffle county.
Pearson, who lives near this place,
was demonstrating with the negro about
poor work done on his farm, when Har-
ris drew revolver Snd fire4 seve<,l
shots into his body. His death Is but
q question Of hours.
A posse was Immediately organized
and captured the negro. He was
started toward Thompson, but never
got through a deep swamp, which had to
be crossed. No arrests have been made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
PHYSICIANS
AND SURGEONS
las -.
Congress Convenes iii Washing
ton, and Several Thousand
Physicians Are Present.
DIR. R. H. F:lTz's ADDRESS
Congress Divided Into Fiiteei,
Separate Associa-
tons.
DIR. r. H. FlTz's ADDRESS

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Con-
gress of American Physicians and Sur
geons convened in this city to-day for
a thrcc-days' session. The initial meet
ing was devoted to the discussion OF
historical development and relative
value OF laboratory and clinical meth
dds in diagnosis DR. Regiuaid II. Eitz.
of Boston. president OF the congress,
delivered the opening address,
Tho congress, which Is meeting in its
seventh trcnnial session, is divided
Into nftecn separate associations and
societies, and Is being attended by sew
oral thousand physicians from all parts
of tho country. The following or gnni-
cations are holding their sessions to-
day:
American Geological Society, Ameri-
can Neurological Association, Ameri-
can genealogical Association, Amer
lean Lnyngological Association, Ameri.
can Surgical Association, American CHI
matologcal Association. Association OF
American Physicians, American Asso-
citation -sof Genito-U Urinary Surgeons
American Orthopodc Association
American Physiological Society
American Pcdiatric Society, American
Medico- Psychological, Association, The
American Association of Pathologists
and Bacteriologists and the American
Opthalmological Society.
The American Chronological Asso.
citation is the only branch not meet.
ing with the congress this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
TWO MURDERS
-FOUR SUICIDES
Washington Revels i'll an Epi-
dcmic of Killing During
Twcnty-Four Hours.
KILLED SELF AND WIFE
} SELF AND WIFE.
Telegraph Operator, Crazed by
Jealousy, Shoots Wife
and Child. Il

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 7.-As the
result 1t Is alleged, of a quarrel over
wedding ring, William o. Rice, aged twen-
ty-1ve years, of 131 Hickman Street
Southwest, this city. and a telegraph
operator on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, to-day shot and In
stantly killed his wife, Lillian, fired a
shot at his -ycar-od baby, Earl,
which took effect in the leg and then
committed suicide by shioting himself.
Rice, who worked nights returned to
his home at an early hour this morning,
and, finding his wife and baby asleep.
woke them up. A discussion ensued re-
garding Mrs. Rice's wedding ring, 1t be-
ing alleged that Rice had possession OF
the ring. and would not return it to his
wife. A quarrel followed, when Rice
securing a pistol, lying on table, fired
four shots.
Rice, his wife and child, resided in the
house of Mrs. Rlces father and mother.
Her relatives think the crime was, ac-
ttuatcd by jealousy, although they say
there was no reason for it. The tragedy
was enacted In the presence of Miss Ida
Groves sister of the murdered woman.
Rice died almost instantly, two bullets
having entered his body. Ills wife
brcathed her last while in the patrol
wagon on the way to Providence Hospi-a
tai. Little Earl was detained at the
hospital to be treated for a bullet wound
In the ileshy part of his leg and while
the surgeons think he will recover from
the effects of 1t, they are not certain
that an injury to his head, aimed
when he fell from his mothers arms,
will not result seriou.ly.
There have been two murders and four
suicides in Washington within twenty
four hours. f,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
INSANE MAN
MURDERS SIX
A Carpenter, in Mad Fit, Shoots
Six Persons with Shot
gun.
GIRL. ONLY ONE TO ESCAPE
GIRL. ONLY ONE TO ESCAPE
SAYS She Resembles His Child
and That Her Face Would
Haunt Him.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.-Walter
C. Davis, a carpenter, in a tit Of insanity
to-day shot and killed six persons at
Ala Pierre Street in this city. Davis
and his victims all resided with tho
family Of Orson Bush, who conducted
boarding house. Davis's home was IN
Farmersvile, near Visalia, this State,
where he has wife and six children.
He has been working here as car
penter since the fire. The shooting
was done with q double-b arrelcd shot
gun Davis. who slept in the Same
room with young Orson Bush, and w.
r.. Beard, arose shortly after S o'clock
and shot his two roonlmates.
After killing Bush and Beard, Davis
took box of shells from a shelf and
walked down the hallway, where he
met Mrs. Lille Carothers, a boarder
who had heard the first two shots
and had come to her doorway to find
out what was the matter. He shot
her, and, with the remaining she'll,
shot Mrs. Orson Bush. M. E. Vinton,
a government surveyor, who had re-
Gently come here from New York, was
killed as he lay in bed.
| Orson Bush, ST.. heard the shooting
and rushed upstairs. where he was met
by the murderer. The appearance of
the hallway indicates that Bush had
made desperate fight for his life
His body was found as 1t had fallen
at the head of the stairs
Seventeen-year-old Annie Bush came
running into the hallway, and met
Davis. He turned the gun upon the
girl, aiming at her head. The girl
found voice to say, please don't kill
me-" and the shotgun dropped from
Davis's hands.
II can't do It," he said you are a
good girl. Besides. you look like my
own child, and would see her face
If killed you"
When the policemen came to arrest
Davis he fought like a demon and a
| riot call was turned in. Seven officers
responded in an automobile Two or
ace.s engaged Davis in conversation
while the others got behind him and
l ptnioned his arms. He was removed
to the Detention Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
BOSTOCK SUMMONED.
Question Of License Tax Will
Probably Be Settled Promptly.

In regard to the nonpayment Of license
tax by the BostoI, animal tnow company,
city Collector Prank W, Cunningham stated
last night that there was little likelihood
of any action further than collection of
the tax by tho court which hears the case
had little fear that the management of tho
show hdn madeany attempt whatever to do
such foolish thing rs slude tho tax ra-
qurements OF the city and that 1t was
probably mere case of neglect The license
to date amounts TO $3.50 for the fourteen
weeks the show has been at Lakewood and
for one week II was stationed at tho corner
OF First and Charity Streets
Director Rostock has been summoned to
appear In court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
PINK CARNAT|ON
cuPID's MESSENGER
staunton Man courted by Mail
and Married Woman He Saw
First on Wedding Day.
Especial to Tho Tlmes-DIspatch, !

CINCINNATI. OHIO, May IA pink
carnation, tied with a green ribbon,
was Cupids signal for George Showkels
of Staunton. Va, who came to this
city to claim as his bride Miss Love
Van Fraussien, q handsome young wo-
man Of West Fifth Street.
Showkels Is q merchant In Staunton
and business kept him at home while
he did his courtship by mail. The in
PRODUCTION had come by mail, and the
eliminating point in the courtship
came before Showkels had found time
to come and see his fiance. Each wore
q pink carnation, tied with a green
ribbon. SO they would know each other
when they met for the first time In the
Grand Central Station. After the core
mony the couple departed COR Virginia,
their future home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08

n firm basis, and at the same ti,no
matters Will BIO 80 arranged that the
public may fcel that They can soc the
exposition without being hold up In do
Ing so. 4,
With prompt action In overcoming
the unfavorable impression OF opening
time, It Is believed by those who are uc-
quninted with the high character Of the
exposition and It's many now and novel
features that the inuuspiclous opening
may be followed by q successful and
widely attended exposition.
1t seems probable that the company
Will succeed In floating tho 100000
loan. and that this Will give tho expo
sition company ample means to work
out every detail OF the plans. At the
same time Is Is said that the people
OF the Norfolk section have had nd-
moniton by the slack attendance since
tho opening that IL 1t is to be Il success
visitors must be entertained ut reason
able prices, and that in the future peo-
plo Will find accommodations as rea-
sonable as they have been at any OF tho
great cxposltions that have preceded
thia ono.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Lecture on liff-Dwellers.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert McClurg lect-
ured this evening In the auditorium at
the jamestown Exposition under tho
auspices of the civic department of
the Womans Club, Their subject was
The cliff Dweller and Panoramic
Colorado" After the lecture the mcm-
,bers of the Woman's Club rendered a
reception to Mr.. and Mrs, McClurg,
in the Virginia Building
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
10000 Guests a Dav.

Those acquainted with the plans
which tho exposition management has
set on foot for the further financing OF
the enterprise declare that they are
eminently sound. and that when
carried out Will put the exposition on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
LAS VEGAS MAN HAS
VERY NARROW
ESCAPE
w, G. Moore of Las Vegas Is
Dragged From the Surf at
Long Beach BY Life Savers
Just in Time.

A dispatch from Long Beach to a
Los Angeles newspaper tells Of the
narrow escape Of q. Moore Of Las
Vegas from drowning. The dispatch
follows:
w. g. Moore, a mining man from
Las Vegas, n. NJ, came near becoming
a victim of the surf here this morning.
He went i'm very early, about as soon
as the bath house was open. and. en-.
Toying the water, remained for q good
while. At length he became chilled
and his legs refused to york. A mo-
ment later he was seized with cramps
in the hips and Went under, at the
same time giving signs Of distress.
He was not far out and Life Guards
Wagner and Mohlay were soon at his
and brought him. He was una
bile 10 help himself and would un-
doubleday have been drowned but for.
quick aid. when taken to tho emer
gcncy hospital at the bath house he
was weak n il required a good half
hour of rubbing to bring back the fun
use of his limbs. soon after hat he
was able 10 walk without any assist
He Is about a. years of age.
b the time Moore had been re-
5%uscitated and while Mohlay was In
HE bath house. another nan who had
been out beyond his depth. became
n was compelled TO wave for
lrip. This mans nam was r.. g.
% years of age. He is a strap
ping young fellow, more than six feet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

Try n Morning Journal want ad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
What the Morning Jour-
nal Does for Advertisers
and How 1t Does 1t.

Advertising in the Morning Journal has a far broader. deener
more satisfactory meaning than in any other New Mexico
newspaper.
IL is synonymous with conscientious. p~ainstakinu. result.
producing service. Scrvicc-mark you-for when a Morn.
ing Journal solicitor is sent for he represents an organization
that VIII help you plan a campaign, write, illustrate, and sci all
dVertSements-an organization that will see that your adj
vertSernents are placed in suitable poshions--that. in
snort, VIII help you in every way 10 make your ADVERTISING =
mighty factor in making money for you.
Whcn your advertisement is inserted in the Mornino Journal
nan OF The work is done. The seed of success is sown. And
II goes INTO a fertile feld-the most representative homes of
albuquerque and Wcinity-homes where the Morninq Jour.
nal is so popular that il has a circulation in excess of the
combined daiieS OF New Mexico.
u you are not advertising in the Morning Journal. YOU are
lOSlNG-not S~avng-money.
Morning Journal advertising is good for your competitors.
and 1t would be good for you.
Don't argue!
Don't inferl
Try III!
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
FAIR WEEK WILL Be
CROWDED WITH
EVENTS
Skeleton Program Shows Long
List of First Class Attractions
for the Biggest Ever,

The fair association has just ISSUED
2 new circular summarizing the at
fractions D far agreed upon and Sc,
cured for the coming fair. which i
now but a month way. II is an i'm.
posing array Of attractions and on
which will crowd the FIVE days Of this
ahnual carnival to the extreme limit
although a good many other attrae.
lions now under consideration viii
probably have to be crowded in. TIL
program. with it's descriptive details
eliminated. is as follows.
Harness race program-$5.000 foi
PAGERS and trotters.
Baseball tournament.
bronco busting contest.
Fighting the Flames-the mosf
thrilling Spectacle OF today. This grand
feature Appeared at Coney Island
mhlie City. Chicago; and Manhattan
Beach. Denver.
Russell-Hafcher Carnival company.
zen shows ana -four free acts. The big
~ carnival ever held on the streets
vi albuquerque.
Mammoth Captive Balloon "Aibu-
Will carry passengers daily.
nuhning race program showing
1880 IN purses.
IN purses.
United States cavalry maneuvers.
~ troops from Fort Wingate.
indian sports and dances-never be-
seen off their reservation.
hieycle and motor cycle races
one, two and hve-mile con-
Nauve sports-pony races. Gallo
racing ~Pallito." etc.
Heiay races-eNciting five mile con-
-taaes display parade-shows the
fcial resources Of Albuquerque.
sbe stock exhibit-horscs. cattle.
shsep, eto.a
assfulture display@Compfeie and
s ShoW-Last years success viii
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

Department of the Interior. Land Office al
santa Re, New Mextcn August ~, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Juan Anto-
Mo Gurule. ~ old Albuquerque, y. n. has
hled notice of his intention TO make unal
hve-year proof IN support of his claim. viz
Homestead Entry No. i.lGi. made May III,
1907, for the Ma Swh. Sen swh sWh.
SEA See. u. Township 10 y. Range 2 W. and
that said proof will be made before ~. w. s.
btero, United states Court Commissioner at
albuquerque. n. NJ, on October 6, 1907
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence uron. and cuttlva-
tion ~ the land, viz. Ciprinno Sanchez. Of
Pajarito, n. NJ Felipe Herrera. ~ Atrisco.
y. M Elias Chavez, 81 Aibnquerquc. y. NJ:
Gabriel Chavez. Of Albuquerque. N. NJ
MANUEL n, OTEHD.
Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

Department Of the Interior. Land Office Al
santa Fe. New Mexico. August 10. 1907
Notice Is hereby given that virgil Sparks
Of Albuquerque, y. NJ. las filed notice Of
his intention 60 make nnal aommutation
proof IN support Of his clnim. viz; Home
stead Entry No. S.706, made December is.
1905. FOR the SEA srction 20. Township 10
n Range 3 r, and fhat said proof win be-
made before II, W. S. otcrp. United States
Court Commissioned at Albuquerque. a.. NJ.
on October 6. 1907.
lie numes the following Witnesses t. prove
his continuous residence upon. and %cultIya-
ton Of, the land, viz. Allan ". Bone. Mar
garlic Alderete. Edward y Otoro, Manuel
TIA Swopo. all Of Albuquerque.
MANUEL II. OTERo.
Ucgfgtor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

tall, but that made no difference with
the breakers. Wagner went out to
his assistance and brought him in.
Muhlay. who has had considerable
hard luck this summer, was again the
victim of circumstance today when
he lost a $50 gold band ring with
which he had been entrusted by a
bather. The ring slipped off his hand
at the time he was helping to bring IN
Moore.