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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

The outlined by President Indianapolis
speech both people
itself sufficient show that regard for public welfare
should pl him sink personal considerations accept
and election a second elective
He has already discharged than his public
considerations of purely personal might
further not that the need the
the OF unhnid business hand
election tor four There other
equipped and qualified upon
entered. distinctly his work, inaue the
great which already people
forced Of the traffic reform
through his influence than other factor that
under which the empowered adjust
stop unjust leading
the of
abandon involving manipulation of stock railroad
cures their advantage and the public injury.
The clear, BRAIN the force of character
enlightened craftsmanship make his
probable that appreciation great
demand that he
that he will be compelled by considerations duty
Yield the public appeal,
his right mind questions that President Roosevelt has
of the population of the
he willingness to accept nomination that
choice of republican national
his nomination would be followed by his
majority anything known the history
country would receive the cleo
the with the possible of
south where large of the republican
But Mississippi South Carolina and
thousands republicans allowed to the
feeble that doubtful
would refuse give him their support.
What especially makes it imperative that he another
public of the hour better
any and that he his policy
efectuay than else should also be
nothing but the good of the people in viewDen
Republican.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01
T. E. FISHER, G. P. A.

saqa -EzH~E -E 1n 4loit tG
ft8a-.5 sE.ae @ii lo ta
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the J. l. c.
Mining and Milling Company will be
held at the Office of K. NJ. Sabin in the
City of Idaho Springs on Wednesday.
June IL. 1897, at ? O'Clock p. M, for the
election of officers for the ensuing year
and the transaction Of such other bust.
ness as may come before the meeting.
A. Z. Ross, CHAS PEER,
Secretary. President.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01
Notice Of Stockholder Meeting.

Idaho Springs, Colo, June l, 1897.
q Notice is hereby givea that the annual
peva Mining Company. will be held at
said Office. on Tuesday, the nth day of
June, A. d. 1907, at the hour Of II
o'clock a. m tHA-
The objects and purposes Of said meet
ing are to elect board Of directors and
for the transaction Of such other business
as may be brought before it.
A. V. LANE, Secretary.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

ts9s snow A a.sse esaa a=ls
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

WI commedable alacrity the 4th of July committees
shape the the week of 4th
indications will exceed all this
company people
Tuesday until the following Sunday which
all
prizes will be and
the eneprsing business
friends to come spend the you.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01
1854 Miner street
stter Cured.

\ lady customer OF ours had suffered
" tth te'ter for Two or three years. II
got so bad on her hands that she could
not attend to her household duties. One
box of Cham beriaiu medicines give
splendid satisfaction in this con- uiunity.
NJ. II, Rodney 4 Co, Almond, Ala.
Chamberlain medicines are for sale by
J. J. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

GooD. work being performed by the officers OF the
Chamber Commerce The directors have approved Of the
made the advertising committee and the work will be the
booklet illustrated views.
plan will effect of bringing the
vicinity handsome booklet The general plan
ngw'lb be III
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01
Do Not Neglect the Children.

At this season of the year the first an
natural looseness OF a child's bowels
should have Immediate attention. The
best thing that can be given is Chamber-
lain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrahoea
Remedy and followed by castor oil as di-
rected with eaen bottle Of the remedy
For sale by l. T. Sherwin. .n..a-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01
Firs, pub May 4; last pub July 6. 1897

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR L. S.
PATENT.
Mining Application No 22le
Survey No. lsO7s.
U. s Land Office.
Denver. Colorado,
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
the Act of Congress approved May 10th, 1872.
Margaret NJ. supple, who's postofice address is
Brookvale, Colorado. has made application for
No. 4 N. $. No. 3, NJ :. No. l. NJ. ). No, lodes.
and sf9.6s linear feet on the NJ Nc 2 lode.
bearing go d and silver. with surface ground $50
feet in width situate in Ferrari mining district
Clear Creek county, State OF Colorado. and de.
scribed by the Official plat herewith posted
and by the field notes on file in the Office Of the
Register of Denver Land District. Colorado as
follows, viz:
NJ, S. No. ! LODE. =i.E ..U
2os feet 60 IS " and 1922 n 62o Is e from
discovery Beginning at cor No ! Whence the S
u sec IA. T s SR ~ " of tue 9th P N bears 8
. u, W 1872 n: thence \ go Is " 1900 fl to
go is l5O0 # 10 cor No. 1; thence ls9 ~ 4 10
cor No. l, the place of beginning, -r
M 5. No. LODE.
2ls # n go ls' " and l2s2 n S go Is f from
4 cor see "A 7 ; $ y " of the 9th P. NJ, bears
." 81 w lg7 " feet: the ce 6e' IS Z 1890 # to
62o IS + 1900 IT to cor No 4 thence lhs. A I,
10 cor No I, the place Of beginning
ms. No, LODE
26 q. n GO is, W and li7i f : SO Is E from
discovery. Beginning at cor No I whence the :
IA cor sec IA, 7 : r " Of the 9th 2 bears y
so 16' " lil52 r. the GO is " 1880 fl to cor
Nc ,; thence 1922 Fl to No. 3: thence 60
ls' + 1850 Il 10 cor No g. thence l69 ~ # to
No. l. the place of beginning ..-.-..
MS No LODE
700 a y SO 1s' " and so # 5 eoo 1s' from
discovery. Beginning at No. whence the
| s cor sec IA. 7 ) - " of the 9th P NJ.
bears So I6' W III 81 Il: thence 62' IS " 1900
| # TO cur No. :: thence 1922 fl to cor No 3:
| thence 620 Is 1900 Il 10 cor No. {: thence y
AZ # to cor No. l, the place of beginning.
| NJ s No LODE
81 n W and 80 # y. thence 75a So n S 60 ~ Z
/ from discovery. Beginning nt cor No. whence
| the A cor sec IA r 5 : p w OF the 9Th VI
bears $50 3Y 57i I3 feet; thence y G1o 49, W
1850 # to No 2; thence " les 50 # to cor No
g. thence $50 n to cor No 1: thence + l31 80 (,
/ to cor No s: thence e2o IS 80 5i fl to cor No
4 g. thence 1912 # to cor No /, the place Of be
ginning
I. Said iodes containing 2o.7s1 acres expressly ex
4 cepting and excluding all conflict with the : "
| IA of the w II sec IA and the IL of the
IA sec ~. 4 K ~ " of the 9th p NJ. an
4 forming portion of the 5 a Sec IA aud the y
sec %, $ r y W of the 9Th VI. said loca.
tfons being recorded in Book 15as. pages 257 and
80; Book 1854. page $50; Book l59. page PSI, and
Book l6i. page $50 OF the records of Clear Greek
county, Colorado
Adjoining claimant Louis Ferrari owner ofthe
| the W IA sec q, T5s R12 W Of the sP II
1 sgiE9-tc ea &C. D. FORD. Register
! First pub April q; ast pub June %, 1901. sii i
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01
Dinco from the Dino
BY -----------
JAMES BARTON ADAMS

JAMES BARTON ADAMS :
os55Seeeesssss sseeeeoeese&<o
It is now claimed that the flea di
semiuates disease germs. As q precau-
tionary measure it might be well TO
catch your heas and disinfe them.
An Alabama widow is suing man
for {Io 900 as the values of a stolen kiss
In onsidering this figure the thought
arises that kisses in that state must come
so high as to be prohibitive.
A Kansas editor who made a "aying
trip to Kansas City last week must
must have Quilted himself with q pair
of wings when his pass was taken from
him.
1t is said that John L. Sullivan has
jumped onto the Taft bandwagon. 1t IS
hoped that he retains his che ck for his
seat on the water wagon.
II newspaper paragraphers are to be
barred from heaven, as declared by
the Atlanta Geogian it might be yell as
a precautionary measure. for them 70 be
careful about cracking jokes about his
satanic modesty. The old fellow u-.y
possess a Tetentive memory.
So live that when the summons coules
to make.
Your FINAL exit from this eartly vale
You'll go assured no muckman with his
Can stir up rank enuvia long your trail
That when the the boatman comes
across the tide
You'll meet him with a smile nine inches
A California woman named Meek has
fallen heir to 5000 acre ranch. This
in a measure corroborates the scriptural
assertion tha, "the Meek shall inherit
the aIth." t..
Touching obituary verse from noun
tain paper:
He died Of indigestion did our darling
little Clare,
And sorrow in our hearts is running
| riot.
And we're praying that the angles who
have charge Of him up there
Viii be very very careful of his diet.
A book Of natural history says the
black stork is found only in Asia.
Where then, may we ask do all the
nigger babies in this country come
| from,
| 1t is said that Corey and his bride re.
mained hidden away on the steamer en-
route to Europe. They appear TO have
been as much ashamed of the affair as
the American people were.
] n tohSy JoaS
Storm
! Was caught in a very wet rainstorm,
1t ruined her hat
1 That cost $40 fat,
And she's suffering now from a brain
| -.. storm. ~
South Dakota widower is seeking .
dumb woman for his third wife. He ha.
given the other sort two fair trials.
The lady teachers of New York sa,
they want mems salaries. Why dom
they get married
+ Msbe1le Gilman Corey declares tha
the man who claims to be her father bear
no such relationship. How does sh
know. ... ...r. r.
5 When about to leave train, Wiscon
son woman, by mistake picked up a gri,
belonging to burgular, leaving hers il
the aisle of the car, and was horri6e,
when, as she was about to retire, sh
: reached in~ the bag for her mighty an,
, drew fourth Jimmy" When ready t,
. EXECUTE his next job the crack sInan va
no doubt as greatly shocked when d
reached for his jimmy and drew forth
shinuy. "''s' ".5 9--
aG5 law &z G.Esa esaa "t u
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01
Notice

Mrs. 4. J. Page will accommodate a
limited number of boarders after June
J.; also serve French table d'Hote din.
ner on SUNDAYS at 50 to 7 p. NJ. Phone
Black S55. coiorado street opposite
school house as aiHar.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01
Opportunities in the Texas Panhandle.

Very low homeseekers' rates are
offered by the Colorado & Southern to
points in Texas for the land seeker.
Let us tell you about the country and
stes.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

a relative unless
the fact that Idaho Springs going have big fmn
tournament good ad-
and will II O
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

We are showing the most complete
line of house-furnishing goods to be
found in Idaho Springs. Come and
see. Our prices are right. No trouble
TO show goods
{. l.. LAMR,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-02
II Smith Street.

Stack and Nels Peterson. The board
is composed of four republicans and
two democrats. The change is as
follows: From the first ward, Will
liam p. Bradley, republican, succeeds
Ellsworth b. Walker. In the second
ward Joseph l.. Crowell, republican,
remains. From the third ward John
G. Arner, democrat, succeeds Benja-
min Sturn, republican. In the fourth
ward George Moore, republican, re-
mains. In the fifth ward, Richard
Stack, democrat, succeeds Anton
Massopust. From the sixth ward,
Nels Peterson, republican, remains.
There is understood to be a con-
test expected between Messrs. Crow
oil and Bradley for the presidency,
although Mr.. Crowell was said to
have been the caucus choice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-02
Kaufman Is Dead.

NEW YORK, Jan, 2:-Sidney
Kaufman, son Of Gustave Kaufman,
4 retired millionaire manufacturer,
'of No. 112 East Seventy@fourth
street, who shot himself and a girl
Who proved to be the young wife Of
lged Captain "Johnnie" Totten, died
Monday in the prison ward Of Belle
yue Hospital. The girl died4in the
anne hospital Sunday evening. after
she had disclosed her identity and
old how the tragedy occurred Satur-
lay night in the Hotel Knickerbock-
>r, in Third avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-02
NEW YORK HERALD WEAInNn
FORECAST.

IN the Middle states and New
ruana today partly overcast to FAR
,rastber will prevail, with fresh wa
,;eht westerly to northwesterly wihas,
on Thursday partly overcast w,tp
cloudy weather VIII prevail ,iab,
elicit temperature changes ana sn'
slie rash variable winds followed pN
,o,n ~ snow in this section; and OF
Erida cloudy weather, with ne"'l'
s~tationary temperature and am y
snow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-02

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-02
STOKES LECTURE.
Famous Socialist Will Appear With X s
Wife In Hiqh School Auditorium.

MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Phelps Stokes
will appear in the high school audi
sorium tomorrow night under the
tuspices of the Raritan Club. This
s the last of the series of lectures by
his club. Mr.. Stokes will lecture on
What is Socialism, I and Mrs. Stokes
will recite some OF her poems.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-02
A WORTHY NEW YEARS
NJ

A pleasing sight for a New Aeai ,
morning was that of an empiose =
a. street department stopping ms
barses. which we're drawing a Waeo'
e,,ad with. rubbish, jump from ms
seat. pick up a big piece OF Papg'
which was lying in the road 'nfoN
i on his wagon and then drive q
again. 1t appeared like an insisnlp
oant thing to do, but it has a yolpnl
If meaning. The fact that ma
81 . load Of rubbish would be at
t,acted by the unsightliness of tha
mo wet niece of paper, half durN
in the mud, means that Perth AZ
has gained much Curing th2
year and will CONTINUE to
beauty ans ,sykaess in
Men righteousness
the streets 1ean and q
bish see sgmuch Of y
that thy are very
mere/piece Of p
gathers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-02
new YEAR.
Atinued from page ID


n the Board of Aldermen
as called together for the
Auguste j. Rossi, the re-
nber from the first ward,
ny. absentee.
button the SAL 900 sewer
also the $4,000 remain
were ordered put in the
fund for loans to those
Warrants for salaries were
frawn, and then the acting
addressed the Council. He
the members for their uni
urtesy and interest in the wei
the city, placing that above
or personal feelings. Mr..
referred to the years achieve
Ind the part the members OF
neil had taken in them.
lew T. Smith, of the third
he only democrat in the old
and Ira R. Grouse, of the
le two retiring members pres
(ponded in a few words, and
ting ended.
1907 Council Convenes.
boon as the MONDAY whistle.
lished blowing. the new coun.
s called to order and the three
Bers who hold over this yeai
as a committee to es~cort4tht
new municipal father to their
They + William F. Van Pelt
ward James j.. Garland, third
Lawrence C. Dalton, fifth.
Efter Alderman-at-Large Pfeiffel
III welcomed them, he ADDRESSED
aEor Bollschweiler, who was tn,
dipient of a large bouquet of car
ltions from friends.
Mayor Bollschweiler said that he
to the fullest degree the
onor conferred upon him, and woult
rive to give the city the best ad
Illustration in his power.
The 1907 Council is as follows:
lderman-a Large John Pfeiffer, r
irst Ward .....W. F. Van Pelt, r
'cond Ward .....W. T. Stacey, Il.
bird Ward .......J j. Garland, D
ourth Ward $500. Emil Warter, r
fifth Ward ....... l.. c. Dalton, D
xth Ward b.. Stephen Schultz, r
School Board Session.
The 1905 school board held theii |
st meeting shortly before II
clock yesterday morning, in the |
gh school building. President Ellis :
0rth B. Walker and Commissioners
seph l.. Crowell, George Moore and
els Peterson present. Conn
issioner Crowell reported that the
ira castings for the school No. 2
rniture had arrived, and Walter
W of d. Wolff & Company, had
Id slim that the work of finishing
ting up the furniture would be
ished in a few days. The board
anted the firm an extension of time
one week, in which to have it fin
led.
An Argument At Once.
Shortly after IL o'clock the new
OF board took their seats, with all
Commissioner William p.
adley said that according to the
les and regulations of the board,
regular election and organization
ould be held at the first regular
of the board, which will be
nuary 8, and he made a motion to
the organization and cleo
n until that date.
Commissioner Crowell opposed the
IN of laying over the election and
d that Mr.. Bradley was mistaken.
set of printed rules were read and
was found that the election and
.sanization should not be held until
regular meeting. which will be
second Tuesday in January. Com
ssioner Bradley made a motion to
ID the election on that date, which
S seconded.
The 1907 school board is composed
the following members: William
Bradley, Joseph /. Croweil, John
Amer, George Moore Richard
I
1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-02
res.


aen,,e and Paterson sfreeS
land First streets
md High streets.
and smith streets; n
aaham ave. and HArtIofu -
LES and Front streets
end washington streets-
a. and buckingham
y avenue and Cnarles ~
and Wayne streets.
hington and First wSrs Al.
Rp~r1,nswick ave- and ~
Datraet and Watson avenuos
Emarce and State streets.
ri and Smith. streets.
ter and Gordon stres.s. u,reet.
NV avenue and Qoroon suo
IN and Herbert streets; st
tsahrsdee road and WasninS.o ont
ooupp nvenue and stanford street a
END In an alarm, open a SnT and lie
tT and pull down the ievetrl aremel
tce only. Stay at box uh@'
SPECIAL cALLs' .n--r)ri]
t~nA-Rreak In circuit. o,,t.
o. alarm test. ,a6 Calls for Lincol
Ilssra Tompany. 13-Call for Engif
1Ine Has I4-Call for McClellan Hoe
= law ! 1b-Call for Protecei III Hol
"a Tadder. 16-Cal Tor Hae"
ompany. -.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-02
Ice Wagon Became Stalled.

An ice wagon belonging to the
Perth Amboy Coal Company became
tailed at Division and Broad streets
Monday night. One of the front
wheels sank into the earth almost its
,ntire height. 1t became necessary
% leave the wagon there over night.
t was removed yesterday noon with
10 little trouble, caused by a cave-in.
INTO each life some sorrow must fall;
Wise people don't sit down and bawl;
only fools suicide or take flight;
mart people take Rocky Mountain
Tea at night.
Sections Drug Store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-02
Cannon Sheehy
81 SMITH STREET.
Look for sign &c. x -"

.,,anoe FIR a successful auihihisei
- Mavor B%ollschweiler and the
new city officials!
perth Amboy Is a city of no mean
Importance, and to be a melhp0' :
a,, - the governing boards is an
bonor of no small degree. we arg
no m,ds of a great t~ransforma-
t,or No longer a country own VITA
.4,o,,ated methods, Perth Amboy Is
randy taking her place among u'
oa;ng cities of the state. This can
:. not ha done in a day, nor in a year
H.. tan wears. although we have &c
comnlished wonders in the past ue
. ron years ago, what is now t1
At principal business section ol
~ Ii. ,sbere thousands of sho1
IN ,oura delight just before Chx
or was one big open field. 20
heen our progress and
that it has almost
n This progress is stjX
it requires much Ae
ment TO carry
'rs affairs for the/be'
o. we have Eyeryl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-24

ity. In addition TO experimenting me
work of manufacture, she buys all the
material used in the factory, and per-
sonally s,iperintcnds the filling of her
Wholesale orders. She r. invariably
present when work commences OF n
morning and Is usually the last TO
leave in the evening. Much of the sue
cess OF the clothing factory Is due TO
her untirlng and indefatlgable labors.
To the News representative Mrs
Bywater said:
I'VE are now putting out 20 dozen
pairs OF overals day in addition 70
bumpers and other cotton articles ara
find ready market for our goods. we
employ 60 hands, most of whom are wo-
men and girls, and will say that they
are of the very best class Of workers
in the country. We have room Tor
more help, however. and girls have the
opportunity to assist in providing some
of the necessities OF the home as the
work is steady and the remuneration
good. We have 100 sewing machines
run by four electric motors. our spec
ialty Is the 'Mountaineer brand of ov-
erals which is known from the Pacific
coast to Denver. and from Canada on
the north to Mexico on the south. Pres
ent Indications are that we will soon
be running at our full capacity of 12S
dozen garments per day. Wherever our
goods go thew receive favorable COM
ment, and we are making new friends
all the time. Residents of Utah are
learning that II pays to support home
industry when durable goods OF this
kind can be Obtained
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-24
UTAH MADE SUGAR
IN STRONG DEMAun

General Manager Y. r. Cutler NJ ~,
Utah and Idaho Sugar companies sa a'
that Utah leads all western stotas 4,
the preference given TO sugar marn -
featured at home. This has hoen ~,
case ever since the Lehi factory hasar
turning sugar cut about II years 49,
The average consumption of sugar n
the United States is about 70 pounds nsr
capita per year. and that amopn, T.
rather exceeded In Utah. The variors
factories of the Utah Idaho Sugar com
pany now manufacture sugar for ha
home consumption of Utah. Idaho ana
few parts Of Wyoming and Montana
leaving a big surplus which has 10 h.
sent east to find market. People y,
Utah almost universally ask their gro.
GERS for Utah sugar, and the grocer.
almost universally unite in recommend.
ing the Utah article so that the onIv
complaint the manufacturers have L
that the home population does nat
grow fast enough to keep up with tbs
sugar output.
The quality and price of the Utah ar.
ticle holds their own along side ths
best imported sugar, facts which an
very well known by consumers. so thai
there are the best of reasons for giy.
Ing the home article the preference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-24
UTAH INSURANCE P0PU-
LAR WITH INSURERS.

Saws Mr. II aber ]. Grant, president
Of the Home Fire Insurance company
of Utah;
"The Home Fire of Utah will at
tain its majority in September its or
ganization having taken place just 81
years ago. In that time the company
has had no reason to complain of
lack of public patronage, in fact IL
has every reason to feel thankful.
Since the Home" was organized, be-
tween 80 and 40 western fire insur-
ance companies located in Omaha,
Denver. Chicago and in the state OF
California, have succumbed to hard
times. mis-management or conilagra-
ton, the san Francisco disaster hav-
ing wiped out the latest. During all
that time the Home" has gone ON
steadily Increasing until now It's as
sets reach close to 100000. book
value. and 100000 market value. Its
stock is quoted at $3.50 per share. $50
above par, with none ohtainable, and
1t has been a steady dividend payer
since its organization. Its volume or
premiums has showed a steady in.
crease year by year and the number
of people who ask their insurance
agents to get them policies in the
Home is steadily on the In
crease.
1.-THE gain has been especially large
in late years since the Home made
its Reinsurance contract with the
Hartford and North British x Mer-
camille Insurance company, two or