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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-07

grbeH bon 9oren5 o hie an ubo Soep.
peruein uno { 8 Bilbelm. 9runotid In
Der Cat gno Nboition; f79.
Walter garhnrt uno 6rau an 6rol,
@ep IS Stuemte. 8runohGd an Der gde
Der NiItletoe unb Mc Sullpuab apenuss;
$500
Sullus 5retmuth unb 5rnu an Sarriet
StrObHeper; Elm Stud Han6 an Der Wees
bio Greet; $3.50.
Suanita 8 be uno Santos NcoFa an U
s uno DITTO Bente. l60 Ader 9ano; ST..
Bierre uno Wartbl @ractette an Z @
Mumme, 3runbftif an Der 6urnii9 4pe..
$500.
Ireo unb 4ouiie Steiner an Sbeluep 6
8ai'ep, @tuuotld TN neuen 8lod 1869;
$500
0enrn 8 uno 9eno Gbeiner an @ouarb
3 unb @6anrn 8 ShueBe, @runotad an
Der Galaghan Npeuue, 5000
Soc u. Nancp Bouer an Souls Braun,
1917 Gder 9ono; s }558
Nl6in SPioel an Nm 3 @olfer, @runo.
tid an Der Spofforo Noenue; So
Sas 8anlanoiuoharn on Ntar j Seder,
@runoitid in 8eit gut; $ 900.
gouis &oenig unb 5rau an Bm O Z
uno Nnna Bebcens. @runofif an Der
Autncq StraBe; $l4Ul.
9arom uub Martha 4 Sarbiu on
emma Simmana 8ruuonid an oer @fe
Der Bra6os StraBe; $llU0.
Rarn VI S1bp an Charles s Sabp.
@ruuotid an or San Fernando StcaBe:
$500.
Sultan gorbinas an grneit " Raael,
5pei 9ritttel zines Nder 9ano; $l35.
Harl Rurz on HuADlnh SOoermauu. Wns
tell an Lib WIDER 9ano; 5000
CLARA 8 uuo S u Dir m on g U SDet5.
Anteil an 450 Ader 9ano: $l00l
9outS + 8ura6ah an 5 D Ea1p. 145A
Gder 9ano; $8745 go
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-07
Eeras 8.

Bei eittent @iienbatnuufan in
Der Ndbe uun Nluaraop tam q. VI.
sSalte aus @iobings um's 2eben.
Ealte befano flh nit elmer Senouno
8ieb auf Dem Weqe nah st. Wortb.
- Sn Comfort fat Die Sadresuerz
iatnrnlune Dec Merate aus ben goun'
ties Seer. aarnes. Goliao uno Bee
itattlefunoen.
- Iu5 Ilore6uile miro 9etneloet,
oaS Die Nrbeit an ben oortieen Del
queQen aufgegeben lit. Sn galaue'
ras. abt Weilen BON 5loresuiGe.
uiro oaaegsn nod IeiBta aebobrt.
Nnn Mil bort 1900 Tus tief aeben.
= Sn 0ouitou itarb Trau Bllhelm
&umpel, cine alte oeutlde Bemob'
nertn Der Staot.
- Das Commercial 6otel" in gl
Bafo muroe ourb 5euer aiemlih
ltart beibdotat. 9as Seuer tam
Dor Taaesanbruh ouf uno Die 8dlte
muBten in ibren @ahttleioen Hid
ten, UNI idr 9eben su retten.
Sn Seauin ioate am IL. Te'
bruar cine Nbfttmmuna bariber ftatt.
%finoen, Oh Die Staot Bombs gum BE.
trage pom $4,000 ausaeben uno fir
oas @eIo cine neue Staotbaae uno
elm neues SpriBenbaus bauen iollte;
Der Staotrat bat ieBt beihlofien, ole
N%bitimmuna biS que reauldren Staot'
uubl i'm Gprll uufSuihieben.
Mu8 Der 8eaeno BON Corpus
Gbriiti iino wdhreno Der lesten Gage
eroBe Senoungen 4obl uno anoeres
@emiie perfhidt uoroen.
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: Sin 8eiud BEL Dem 6umoriifen


Bilbelm Buih. 9otbar Soahim er.
3dblt in ben nW. e. g." pon elnem
Beiub, ben er beim .@inlieoler pom
Webtshauien', Wllbelm Bulh. OBJ
aeltattet. .,gin ltattltder Wann".
ihiloert &c Den Dlhter uon uW2ar
uno Wor.b", ihlaat. aufreht. uno
trob letner faft Is 5ahren Don elaiti.
ihen Bemeaunaen. Da8 belle, ipre.
henoe Iuge blldt ft6h[lh in bic
BeIt. Da8 nod ourbaus niht ipdrs
lide. ~IilberueiBe 0auptbaar auf Dem
fein gemeiBelten Sbaoel uno Der itatts
libe B0ubart um9eben i'm nit einetn
10 0littn9uisCteu Nimbus. 0aB mir
tein Quge unn ibm menoen tonnten.
DaS 9eiprdh Fam sundhlt auf oas
0eutl1e 8eitesleben unierer Belt.
nobel er meinte, es lei ldmer, iid
ourh Die 9euerfbeinnngen ourdsus
arbelten. eS iei cine Ri grDBe Bro'
button p0rban0en. v@hamberialn'8
8runolaaen oes 10. Sahrbunoerts"
bat er nit erDBem Sntereiie aeleien.
uuo oann eradllte er uns, oaB er
lelblt eifrig nltinollhe Sprabs uao
Rulturaeihihte ftuoiere. DE tim cine
QdeLe lauterer @eisbeit uno boben
8enulie8 lei; iiberraimt babe i'm bel
oielem Gtuotum Die grOBe Nebnlih.
teit uno Bermanotibaft Der alten
Snoerlprnhe nit ben aermaniihen
Joiomen." Beim grmdbnen Der
Wanhener 9beateroerbdItniie tat
Us. Buih oen haratte,tit It'll Gen Ause
iprub: gin BOaelneit lift mir lleber
al6 SIR 00ftbeater!"
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U u 8 n q.

Das 2aiino uno oier5ig 6du.
fee oe8 frana6Iilhen Brunnenortes
Bareaes in oer 0dbe bon 9ouroes
iino ourb cine Canine serit0rt woc.
ben. Wan befirhtet, oaB me6rere
Berlonen unter Den Trimmern be-
graben fino.
- Sn Ieiner 8iua i'm @runeualo
lit Rommeraienrat Gilta, Der 5abri.
Cant oeS nah ibm benannten uao in
Dee 9anser Welt beeannten @streioe.
tlmmels. aus benz 4eben geihieoeu.
Das BON benz &eremieten binterlai'
iene Term0aen wiro auf piele MiGio
men geihdbt.
Gus oer ~Serit6rten Staot Rina-
ton ouf San1aica UIro gemeloet: Das
pom @r5biiG0f Wuttal sur Ducb
fiibrun9 Der Borlbldge gum 8leosrs
aufbau Don &inaiton ernannte Hs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES belt cine 5ibunJ
ab uno beihloB Die britiihe &e9ies
rang I'm elm nah suanaia Sabren
lurad iablbare8 Darleben BON 3d.
O0O. OOO gu einert nieorigen AinsfaBe
Al eriuhen.
Bon oer Berteuerun9 oes Sc.
bens in 9eutihlano in Den lebten
Jabren tanoelt elm 8sriht unieres
Roniul8 &lharo @int5er in Srant.
furt a. d.. Der iib auf Nttteilung,n
ees 8irgermeiiters in Stuttgart ftlst.
Oanah limb i'm lebten Slhre Die SEQ.
item fir ben Tleiiheonium Der oortt'
gen Ginmodner UNI 2 $50 900 Wart
e~eitieaen, Die Guseabeu far aarlcut.
%turprooutte UNI 5. 900, 900 Wart. SIN
Iolge Der Berteuerung Der Inter.
baItuittel bat bic 5taot Die BeIol.
ouna ihrer 8enmten um $4,000
Ufarf pro Sabr erh6ben mlifen.
aebnlihe @abrihten tommen aus
anoeren oeutiheu St1oten.
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MMerTgi

5tau W arth @eprae.
bic oeutlde Sdaulpieterin uub 9dn'
germ BON geem gort, melt]e Dor 2
Sabren nit Dem 9uering. gnIemble
in oer B%eetbouen.S Sale ouFtrat uno
oas Bublitum pftmats ourb ibren
9eiaug uno ibr Spiel e~rfreute, tei[t
uns nit, oaB iie am IA. Tebruar i'm
r@rano" in elmer prdhtieen &ole
auftreten miro. @8 lit ibr gelunQen,
Elm Engagement nit Dem oorsiali'
den engliiden Sbauipiefer @alter.
8btertoe gu erbalten. Der oieies Sahr
in leinem neueu Slide: 1.-THE ma.
gic melody" fart. Srau George
lGrelbt uns, oaS es idr Qro6e 5reuoe
madt, ihren bieliaen Sernanoten uno
8etannten bemeiien gu t6nnen. oaB
tie aIb auf oer enaliiben 8ihne
@utes leiiten fam; tie hoft. oas
oeutihe Bublitum re1t sabtreid, Der.
treten gu ieben. Die Stole. ruelhe
Srau George ipielt. lit Ole Der r5rau
3elner" elmer ehemalieeu ssfeierten
&laptertunitlerit,. Die lest burd 4las
uierunterriht ihr Qeben friitet.
- Won Der ,Snternatiunnt 0emS
Company" in Seem 0ort erhielter,
uir r@artenlaube" Oeft3
Nm 81. Jebruar finoen i'm bic.
Itaen 8uneesgebduoe Brifunoen BON
iungen 2eute1 itatt, bic ais BermeI.
fer nah ben Bbilippinen eeben moi.
fen. go ituo breiBig StsQert au be.
ieben nit einem Sabresaebalt BON
$1400.
- 9r. 9. &. 3tneslep, Br6iioeut
Der 6umane Society. tinoiat an, oab
nit Der Maltation CUR @rinouna Ell.
uer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fGr &na.
ben iofort bsaunner meroen miro.
- Die Shul BebDroe bat Die
Steuerrate fir oas lauFenbe Sabr
auf 80 Gents feitaeleB., Die b6hlte
@renie, Die unter Dem 5reibciefe ers
(aubt lit. Die poraei9tagenen
amendments gum Sreibrief ruuroeu
aenehmtat uno uuroen Der 2esiSla'
tue auaelhidt. Sen Shileru, Die am
6anofertiateit8unterribt teilnebmer.
MIRO freigeiteQt. aud etne frer1oe
Sprabe AT e%rlernen. Sic baben Die
lusmabl smiihen 2ateiniid. Srieh.
It'd. Jrans0lilh. Deutih uoer Spa
ui1h. Shilern Der SobIhute IoQ
erlaubt meroen. nebsn ihre1 Jdhern
AUDI nod StenOarapbie uno Eppe'
mrtsing aa betreiben.
Sanl plDBlih fino Die Nrbetten
sur @rmeiteruna Der R0ro 8 Stores
StraBe. BON Der 6uuitons StraBe bic
aum San Beoros@reet, NIT 100 9ea
ten in WnariH genommen moroeu.
Die Bombs oieies Berbeiierunesoi'
itr ties Mo. 9 lino. ben Wngabe1 bee
B0riiBerS 0es 6inanst0miteS. Germ
3. Wauermann nab. nod niht uer.
tauft uno bic Soften meroen aus BEN
%al9emeinen Sono beitritten.
= ginbunoert Wiita[ieoer oes Cool
County oemDtratiihsn Clubs Don
Chicago maren gum Beiuh bier,
Sic hatter cine Mulittapeue BON &c
Snitrumenten ntitaebraht. Sic Ia
men moraenS an uno blieben Der
Gag iiber bier, ben ite CUR Beiihti'
aung Der Staot benubten. Nm Nbent
reiiten lie iiber @alueiton nah Neu
Otlenrs meter. 100 lie bic Waroi.
@rass Teierlibteitsn mitmahen mer'
Den.
- gns Better lit 10 reft aeeianei
fir @rlppe, Shnupfen. grtdltunaen,
0alstrantbeiten &c. uno es Iieeen
aud 8iele oaran oarnieoer. Die
Herste uno 4pDthefer haben uuIauI
5u tun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-07

Bie 8%erftopfung Der NbausstandIe els
ner 5tabt bic ibllmmiten 5olsen fur bic
@eiunbbeit ihrer 8%etuobner nab iih siebt.
10 aud bic 8erftopfune bes &5rper fur
oas BUliein 6es 8etreHenoen. Boren.
Nieren, @ebdrme f6nnen ibre 6unttionen
uibt regelmdBia nerridaten. tpenu Der.
braubte 5tOfe iih borin aueebduft ba-
ben. ia gilt es, oieie su iodern. UNI tie
aus benz 86rper 81 entFernen. Oies iiber
HI betuirten. lit eben Der 8orsug Der ST.
Bernard Nr~6uterptllen. Sur rs Gents
bel Mpothetern Al haben.
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Wahbarn tpntpem entlamidt.

St bate mid falt gu Tooe aebu'
itet uno Die 0ahbarn firhteten far
mein 9eben. ihreibt Wrs. Goa uns
capber. BON @topertomn, Start Co.,
Sno. Sh babe fie aber eetduidt,
nabm Or. Sings &eue @ntoedune
uno muroe aebellt. Sui geQen Ou.
iten uno @rtdltuna. 2u BADEN bel
Noolph DreiB uuo st. @obn & 60.
au SO gts. uno 81. Hrobeflalhe fret.
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Giue tuertpone yefitpn.

Dor iehs Sabren erbielt i'd cine
pertuOae Section, iGreibt Sobn Bleas
iant, WagnDlia, Sno. SD nabm
Or. Sings Weue 2ebens 8laen uno
befinbe mid ieitoem mol. 9nrantirt.
gu boben bel Goolnb Dreis uuo 81.
guhn & 60. au 25e.
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Stets ant befunSeu.

SD lebte 20 Sabre in Californian
uno fano oaB 8udlen's Nrnica Sal'
be itets ale Brano', Shnitt' uno ans
oere Wnnoen bette. laat gha8. Wals
ters. Nueebanp, Sierra So. @aran'
tiert. 3u baben bel Noolpb Dreis
uno 81. gohn & 80. gu Is Gts.
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Edsltae Eonrtfen Snlatwaeeu

noh @alifurniea. ebenip nam 81.
GOuis oia geTas & 8acific : 8abn
obne WedAel. Shreibt an iraenh
eineu Tidet : Naenten roeaen bieiee
neaen Dienites ooer an 6. g. Eur.
1er. @enerals8 aSiaq'er'Gg Sal.
las. 9erna.
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4aerlei Narreu.

., garneJoi, bu ltbne 8ett.
Wo Narrh it iidb oart maiden brett.
Nenn strpas Rarrbeit bann uno fpann.
@e3iemet audi benz tueilen Wlann.
@er immerbnr nur @rilen fdnet.
nno ME ben Beift gum Tro6inn lenft,
8as er audi tpeiS uno tpas er tann,
SIT ntmmermebr elm peiler Yfann
8er immer in aeIdbdft'eeg 5aft,
Nie fr0b ben Nuaenblid erfaBt
uuo tpenn er audi MiDionen 5dhlt-
Or bat ben iblebt'ren Geil erpdhlt.
Ber ME men oummen etreih aemoht
nno beratid oriiber ielbit geIad5t,
8er nur Boil fer ale 3eit,
Ser nrnle Mtann. Der tut mir leib.
Socb ruer ben Gugenblid holt felt,
NeraiBt, mas iid nidlt q 1oern ld6t.
uno M[ea NIT 9um.r erfoBt,
Sit tets elm germ aeieb'Her sat.
Sir i'm reaiert Bring garnepnI
Mtt Masfenid9ers uno @eiaenihau,
Som 6ffnet er bic , forte alel6
gu ieinem ih6neu 6reuoenreif.
Ser trdat phn' Murren audi uno &lag'
9es N~Ito9slebens Wib uno Etog',
$50 Sener bang bic 9dnoe riugt.
9a Iadbt er uur uno iher5t uno iinat.
Gin Seaen III elm iDlh Genilt,
Eas Oh tets feline 5traBe ) eht.
IS lebe bob, linn brin9en mir
Gin ooles @las NIT Gone Star Bier.
Gin 5orsenbreder 1T Der granf.
6Irtuabr elm Sober ibm Aolt 6aut,
An SDrQen man nj ut fueiter oentt,
$50 man haS gone Star Ster uns
ihertt.
SIN 3eihen test bes gorrenal
Srintt Gone Stnr Bier man Ibfran,
Drum berrifet auh in oieier Belt
Stets uuaeheure SsiterfsIt.
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Seine NuaI tutnrtt Der our1 Gbeu.
rlatismus neruriadten eleid. Durh
ben @ebrau6 BON elmer g. Mtmemos
Recept Wp. 1851 miro lofDrt 2tns
oerun9 geibaffen. Su alien Apu.
thefe1 Al hQber.
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WrDRe Wenba,ttea nno S%erbeferuus
gen. = Gin &ieiem=G tstanf. = Rene
Matd1tnen TIM ,.8Ottling 9epart=
utent".-13O Tlnid,eu per Wtnate.
Gin Sang oMrd1 bic SraMerei. =
100000 Barrel Bier PRO Jabr.
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5dOweltteras wnnl1t Gn9

Benn SIR @uG iraenoms nieoer.
lafien wolt, tut ca entlana Der Sic
ME Der
Gan Mntunio i& Mrania8
YaB Sahn,
i'm @arten. Diftritt oes Stoates. @e~
lunohelt uno alima uniibertruFen.
8iliae 2dncereien fir Den Eormer,
Woretadrtner. Obit. nno Siehalhter.
Weaen @inselheiten menbet @n@ ON
SeD. s. Nupton. @. y. u. !
Sun NntDnio. Teraa.
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VIM. j. STUCKE.

GaItmau 9ooatS. Cameras uno
pbotoaropbiihe utenlilien.
GmntursI rbeit miro iorafGltia fer
tiaaeiteut.
4O5 GF.G Strake
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Seirats . shstme.

gbpnrb 9 8urba unb eOitb EIeauorc
Ruih.
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Ttna's S Gents oaOssa.G iaarre.
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Etsa,s 5 Gents oauana.g iaarrs
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-25

Hon. Champ Clark's lecture at the
ChautauQua grounds Tuesday after
noon ON Picturesque Public Men,
was in no wise a disappointment to
the large audience which assembled
to hear him, although some Of them
may have been surprised at the char
acter and quality OF his oratory. There
was very little display in 1t. indeed,
It was narrative, rather than oratory.
according to popular standards. but
was a masterpiece OF its kind and con-
veyed an Information obtainable no
where else.
Mr.. Clark belongs to that old school
Of politicians and public men. now
rapidly disappearing, and goes at his
subject with a directness that Is as
refreshing as 1t Is unusual.
Mr.. Clark prefaced his lecture by
commencing the Chautauqua idea,
which he said was most commendable
and only less helpful to a community
than a university or a college.
There are about five hundred OF
tAese Chautauqua assemblies in the
United States and the good bishop in
Western New York who started the
movement for his own amusement
could not possibly have foreseen what
. gigantic agency for good he was in
augurating."
Launching out upon his lecture, Mr.
Clark said In substance:
There has only been three great
scholars in the presidential chair
James A. Garfield was one OF them
and the other two were Thomas Jeff-
efson and John Quincy Adams. al
though l am not SO sure but that the
statesman from Oyster Bay might
squeeze into this company. for there
are few men in this country OF ours
that can do as many things as Roose-
welt, some OF them not wholly to his
credit The house OF representatives
10 by far the most interesting branch
Of congress. although nearly all o!
ita members aspire to get into the
senate. where dignity more than any
thing elese Is required.
Mr.. Clark described the ffty-third
congress as one OF the most polyglot
that ever assembled at the national
capital. Among its membership were
msn OF all kinds. colors and condi-
tons. They varied. according to the
speaker. from physical giants to men
q the smallest stature. from inteIlec-
enough to draw their pay; from multi.
millionaires to men who were thou.
sands Of dollars worse on than moth.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-25
Il am Enjoying Myself" Is
Colorado Girls Last Message

Parsons, principal Of the Columbian
school. where she was teacher. has
been saved. The revised list OF the
drowned last night contained her
name. Her brother has not yet in
formed her aged father Of the girls
death. He is Ill and It 10 feared the
shock will kill him. The Parsons live
at III Pearl street.
Andrew Schober, reported at FIRST
among the saved, probably was also
drowned. He was q tailor at 141S
California street, J. r. Van Meter Of
3123 Lafayette street last evening re-
ceived a telegram from schober's wife
who IL In Seattle. stating that she
had had no word from him. Mrs.
Schober was to have met her husband
In Seattle.
The Hayden family hoped until last
night that they would hear that their
daughter was saved. but have given up
hope, She taught school In Colorado
Springs and was to have returned
there In September. She was engaged
to +. H. Howell OF the auditing de-
partment Of the Short Line at the
Springs, and they were TO have been
married at the close OF the next term
Of school. Howell, a. soon ~ he
heard OF the wreck, went to Elkton.
where the Haydens live, and 10 stay
Ing with the stricken family.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-25
THREE BRIDGES WASHED OUT
on LINE OF THE F. 4 c. C.

Thre small bridges were washed
out and the tracks of the F. & c. C.
railroad torn up for a considerable
distance between Wilbur and Adel-
aide. small stations a few miles south
of this city, Monday night, as a result
Of the heavy rain fall in the noun
tains in that section.
A track walker discovered the wash
out and Immediately notified head
quarters. Passenger train No. 1, west
bound. and freight No. 81, both left
Canon City early yesterday morning.
but were held at Glenbrooke until the
Nrecking crew sent from the district
had completed repairs to the roadbed
and tracks. All of the bridges washed
out by the food waters we're small
and they were soon replaced and No.
1 arrived at 3:25 O'Clock, six hours
late. The freight train arrived later
in the afternoon. Passenger train
No. 2 left the district on time yester-
day afternoon arriving in Canon City
only a few minutes late.-Cripple
Creek Times
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-25
Zinc Ores I'm Greenh0rn
District byElmore Process
Marion Mines Mills Build
n nd be Sam

Denver. July 24.-After repeated ex-
periments, covering a period OF six
months, at the Henry E. Wood testing
plant in West Denver, the Marion
Mines and Mills company, with offices
here, has placed orders for lumber
and appliances in connection with its
proposed treatment plant, to be locat-
ed on the eastern slope of the Green
horn range, by wagon road forty miles
west Of Pueblo.
Other than Greenhorn, the district
is as yet nameless. The principal
claims owned by the Marion company
are the Bull and the Sam Davis, To-
Gated in 1881. Since then James H.
Graves, one of the recent owners, has
resided on the property. devoting much
time to development by tunnel and
shaft
When the Marion company took
possession it was found that the ex-
ploration tunnel had cut ore veins
at 125 to 300 feet from the surface,
some of the veins measuring fourteen
feet in thickness. Ore now in sight
in the mines figures thousands of
tons. 1t contains from Is to 80 per
cent zinc, besides values in gold, sill
yer and copper. The ore vein has
been traced for several miles. Hence
Greenhorn camp is entitled to a place
in the permanent list.
The new mill, with the Gilmore or
Australian process modified to suit
the ore in the mines, will have an in
ifia1 Nananitv-nna nnif-0F Inn
a day. 1t will be operated by water
power.
The rate of concentration proposed
is two and one-half tons into one,
creating one of the highest grade zinc
products at present in the Colorado
market Twenty-Five men are now
employed at the mines, but the num-
Der will be doubled in three months,
to insure a supply of raw ore for the
mill. The United States Zinc company
at Pueblo has bargained for the out
put.
The Elmore process is the third
Australian method adopted within the
year for Colorado ores. One of the
Elmore vacuum machines, five feet in
diameter, in use at the Empire Zinc
works, Canon City, recently run ten
tons OF ore and showed an extractiGh
Of "a per cent Of the zinc value. The
material trated was a zinc middlng
product from the dumps of the big
DAILY mine In Utah. ta
Tests on the Greenhorn ore at the
Wood plant here show an average ex-
traction of 95 per cent, with the gold,
silver and copper values yet within
reach at the smelter.
F. E. Elmore, the inventor, says the
process is based primarily upon the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-25

Denver. July 4.-Of 257 passengers
and crew aboard the Columbia, 100
survive and ninety-seven are still un-
accounted for.
Owners repudiate the statement that
wreck was due to habit Of hugging
the shore to save coal, and say It oc-
CURED fourteen miles from shore.
Three officers OF the Inflated ship
make report to inspectors Of hulls
and boilers.
Andrew schober Of Denver among
drowned.
Mother Of Katriena Hayden at
Elkton. Colorado, receives post card
from her, sending love. Last words
were: II am enjoying myself"
Sixteen survivors In boat with two
dead bodies reach Shelter Cove after
trying ordeal.
Dear Mammal am enjoying my
self. and hope you are not working
too hard around the house. Love to
papa and sister"
These were the last words written
BY KAtriena Hayden, coma OF the Col
orado Victims Of the wreck of the
Columbia, and the postal card on
which they were written was received
By her mother In Blkton the same
morning the Columbia sank.
All hope has besn abandoned that
Miss MAry PArsona. sistsr Of Richard
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-25
Seventh Normal Institute
at Pueblo Next Monday

The nineteenth annual meeting Of
the Seventh Normal Institute of the
teachers OF Custer, Pueblo and FIRE.
mont counties will convene at the
Central high school building in Pu-
eb,o next Monday. for a ten days
session. While 1t Is not obligatory
on teachers to attend these institutes
applicants for q renewal Of their
certificates are expected to be pres
ent. Mrs. Merriam, county superin-
tendent, Is desirous of having q large
representation Of teachers from this
county In attendance, and to that end
requests all OF them that can pos
sibly do 30 to be present.
The executive committee Is COM
posed Of A. P. Dickson. westclife.
Custer county. chairman.
Mrs. Minnie Merriam. Canon City,
Fremont county. treasurer.
Nellie Corkish. Pueblo county. Sec
retAry.
The Instructors are:
]. f. Keating. Pueblo. English Gram
mar. history. eivics. school Law.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-25
TUESDAYS PROGRAM
AT THE CHAUTACQUA

Tuesdays program al the Chau-
tauQua grounds was an excellent one
In every respect and attracted a larger
attendance than any preceding day,
due OF course in a considerable meas
ure to the presence Of Congressman
Champ Clark Of Missouri. Other num-
and contributed to the gate receipts,
among which may be mentioned the
Bible hour discussion BY Rev. r. T.
Campbell and the closing Indian
Council and farewell to Miss Pearl
Head, organizer OF the Seton Indian
Camp.
The evening program was a musical
and Intellectual treat of unusual mer-
It, consisting as it did Of an entertain
ment by the Euphonium Glee Club.
assisted by e. Michle, reader, and Mr..
White, cartoonist and whistler. The
glee club scored q decided triumph
by it's singing and was enthusiastic
ally applauded by the audience. There
kind in Cano City, but none " them
secured 30 strong . hold upSa the
public admiration AZ the members of
the Euphonium Glee Club did by their
singing at the ChautauQua grounds
Tuesday night
Mr.. Miehle is an accomplished and
effective reader and too much praise
cannot be bestowed upon Mr.. White
for his work AZ . cartoonist and
whistler. The motion pictures shown
by the American vltagraph company
were magnificent and were = fitting
finale to = splendid days entertain
ment.
There will Be- motion pictures again
tonight and Thursday night, which