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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04
People Tell Each Other About Good
Things.

Twelve years ago few people in th'
world knew Of snch q preparation az
Powder for the Feet. Today after tht
genuine merit Of Aliens Foot Ease hal
ben told year after year BY ons
gratifed person to another, there are
millions who would as soon 60 with
out dentrifice as without Aliens
Foot Ease. tits clearly, wholesome,
healing. antiseptic powder to be
shaken into the shoes, which has
given rest and comfort to tired and
aching feet in all parts Of the world.
II cures while You walk. Over 10000
testimonials sof cures Of smartings
swollen, perspiring feet. It prevents
friction and wear Of the stockings and
will save 10 your stocking BILL ten
times It's cost each year, limitations
pay the dealer a larger profit. other
wise you would never be offered 4
substitute when you ask for Aliens
Foot Ease the original powder for
thief limitations are not 'adver-
tisea becanse they are not perma-
nent. For every genuine article
there are many limitations. The imi<
tatof has no reputation to snstain--
the advertiser has. II stands to
reason that the advertised article Is
the best. otherwise the public would
not buy It aud the advertising could
not be continued. When you ask for
an article advertised in this paper,
see that you get It. Refuse imita-
tons.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04
DOWNWARD COURSE.
Fast Being Realized BY Abilene pso-
pie

A little backache At arst.
Daily increasing till the back e lame ani
weak
Urinary disorders qaickIy follow
Diabetes ahd auallY Bright's disease,
This Il the downward course ct kidney Ills
Don't take this course. Follow the advicl
Of au Abllobe cltinen.
hrA Emma Rowland Of III West First
Street. Abilene, Kas., basn, "tir. Rowland
a. strongly reo0mmands DoAu's kidney Pills
today e he ala over four year, ago wban he
gave . statement publicly accommodating
them. AdistressinE kidhey weakness. espo-
oially annoylng n nlgha and spells o. back
ache had irouhled him for several years.
Tho usa Of Deans Eiduey Pills. Drocured a.
Northcrait 4 Goa drug store, cured hlm.
also used Doan'a Ksdnag Pills about sha same
time and they absolutely hanished tha paln
10 az back from which bad suffered ms
dltlneH rs also dlspsllea. Ne, noeisad
hna used yout msdlciaa slaea Tat tine
neal 81, and always With sha zane sssisfao-
tolf rs.ain We AZ Elsa . fscennsna
noons kidney Piiis q ~ tinssr
For sale By az dealers. Pries So
cents.
Foster nIlbufn CO. aaaalo. + \
81, ks,nn 81 Dc Unisss sass
..a.I ~ -l..z' |.-zz. lls
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04
Wonderful Courage

Is displayed by many a poor invalid
crushed under the weight Of chronic
troubles, like constipation, bilious
mess, neuralgia, headache, stomach
trouble, etc, But such suffering,
though brave, Is quite Unnecessary,
for Dr.. caldwell's (laxatiye) Syrup
Pepsin win surely cure all these dis
cases, drive away all the unpleasant
symptoms, and restore every invalid
70 health. Try It Sold BY al drug
gIsts, at 500 and si.OO. Money back
Il Il fails.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04

Unllsd States Courts Hold on Property
Austin, Tex. June 2s.-The appIIca.
tIon Of the Astorney general to the
court Of civil appeals at Austin to or.
der the receivers appointed BY the
state court to take the property Of
She watsrs-Pieree on company out
Of the hands Of the receiver appointed
By the United States court at Sherman
Was refused BY the court of clvil np-
peals Friday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04

Little Rock. Ark, June 2s.-GoF.
Plndail Thursday afternoon pardoned
y. o. Butt. formerly state senator
from Carroll county. convicted Of the
bribery Of Senator r. r. Adams Of
Grant county and sentenced 70 The
state prison fof two yoara. Butt Be-
san HE aentenc, January /, 1907.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04

colnmbus o. June at-JnmoI Cor
nrliul he Canton wife nurdcrer.
Mo Vns reprieyed throo Gmeo b.
01F. harris. wa cleciroctlet = O.
aaaot e. lht osalls1Harf a i1nr
IIltaT n11|nE
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04

49, 49, = - = : - - = - -
D. 5 Besmer, Edith B. Bssmsr. his wife, ct Al,
Defendants -,
~ P Si Ssi%sE Edith B ps css:s ne Wifi e.
wife whose frIt name is unknown 70 plain
TN. 8. o, Clemens; n. A. Melleri Mrs. q. 8.
Cutter Julia A, 4. Abba. executrx Of tho
ABE q Thomas xbbs' burr r. Able. Harry 4.
6, Able Franklin ]. Able Elizabeth Wright
Marian B. Able and Amy X. Ab0o, heirs. At
Law Of B, B. Able, deeoaledi kobecea = Ton
WIN q. William c91ever, deceased, snd Re-
hocoa j. Conupff Ida l.. e1ankg, William o.
fhnnks, DredUriek ehank1, e.. Arthur Shanko,
Jennie N. ehankg, gldpra bhanka. Carrie h.
f1nnkn and HlhoI o. fhanka, hcIr1-at-lau OF
william oonQger, deceased. defendants ID
the anoge-enlIiIcd nclIoui
Fon are hereby notified that you have
been sued b said plaintiff n the district
IN which action sald plninil1 plart that hia
tide may Be- quilted q agoin1f each Of you.
IN and 70 the lolinwi1f described real eglate.
to-Elt. Lot four ~ u block nlne o. o Bee
lehe, Kansas elso ne southeast quarter
lse y Of Ne northwest qnaKlel ON y Of ne
northwest quarter INV ~ 81 SEXTON elxieen
90. n toenshlp thltteen on q range tgo
sspi 4 irncf iis i1sf IonF ss1t and wes5 and
ll0 feet north and south. IN she southeast
corner 81 11ld lEHcIs nlnp thp northeast quar-,
Ter fnn ~ 81 i11 noFthNa1l quarter iaWNl Of
t|rlfrn 10 n lnunihIr Thirteen on nf range
Two N hnrI ~ fH1 Ska Principal McfIdlan
9Fcn1I thar r1Il q 1tid tract iYinn west 81
Walnut street, t1Nt Feq uey % requlfnd %
- have n OF u 1aI1 r1al nilaff, Ifnt fonr
|ntEIIrI nay ~ N11Inrt1 rcIl az lQnlrrI the
tits 81 rI1inult 1r1 that uton ne flIal r.
~ 49,. vi -. a q fa. ~ W ~.
|11 aHI Interest. tIIle. or lien III. 70 oI rn1r
Mo I1lI l1IaI1 11rrl01 ~ SAD 'rIaIlIII.
|In 0r1 IIrIIrF nIIINEI INIf NnII1 rru
I-., m p, '.''1 9, f.-'.' - I. q 2. q
~. w d ...s1 A '.rs ..- .|.s.. A
81 sia'n.e''. sI'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04

Argelliers, France. June 27,The
winegrowers' committee has called
upon the delegates Of all local COM
mittees to meet on Friday and draw
up a manifesto setting forth their de-
mands.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04
Take he POstmaster,s word f0r u

Take the Postmaster's Word for II.
Mr.. F. M. Hamilton, postmaster at
Cherryvale, Ind, keeps also stock
Of general merchandise and patent
medicines. He says: "Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy
Ii standard here in its line. 1t never
fails to give satisfaction and we could
hardly afford to be without IT," For
sale by all druggists.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04

New Kansas City Trust company.
Jefferson City. June 27.-The AS.
sufance Trust company Of Kansas
City, with 100000 capital stock, has
been chartered by the Missouri do
partmsnt Of state.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04
Constipation

nahod sHeli apples Win some people. bsinl
1loupi 1oliel Inf oon1tpafion. With ofhnrl
11aua ailrhehi brad win have he sane o1sei
AaIuTt undoubtedly has . Vessiabia rumodI h
1a'l1re eToIT Ailm1nt Known 70 nan. II phyulc,inI
80 bit 1nd naiuo'n waI 70 haalih. And lhis \
1lzi,inelr rue Win fpgArd 70 bunaipation.
81. halk q = oolialn trss m California cas
en- oAglada -onsrl moai axcllldnt aid % III
rld B1k combined Win Kgyptlan Sienna. SID.
~ I'm n,Ik Solid EziIac q rfunss "a. az
ams oaeoan hark b Own ~ gruaiart ponibl1
epHs % oorrpsl constipation. A tooiAsoms
GMnfY Tablal called fnr-cia d nov mads a ~
~. shoop lAbomioflea frum thIs lnrunuuuu ana
MOI o1pttiFs prlscFiption. ~ oasct On cc11,t
rnIicn. nilioumhm Sour Stomach. nd D1uan
Aall1r comploEiun. "a. b indead pfuupo ~
'1|Iinr
50 sIlplns. ~ unrlaaa1ai AR aauo,r ars -
raIHcia nnd Iaz.rs ars "a ID n boaulla,
|'rlrrt1a nral huEn nf 3 oroil "a q snn
- l..ali'nl nsr, niA souuuiai cal
..rl IrTthnM
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04

Pineules are for the Kidneys and
Bladder. They bring quick relief d
backache. rheumatism, lumbago. tired
worn out feeling. They produce nat.
ural action Of the kidneys in altering
waste matter out Of the blood. 90
days treatment $500. Money refund
Cd II Pineules are not satisfactory
Sold by G. p. Townsend.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04

I'll stop your pain free. To show
you fIrst-before you spend q penny.
what my Pink Pain Tablets can do
l viii mail you free. q Trial package
Of them--Dr. Shops Headache Tab
lets, Neuralgia, Toothache, Period
painn, etc., are due alone to blood con
geatlon. DR.. Shops Headache Tab
lets simply kill pain BY coaxing away
enc unnatural blood pressure. That ID
nh. Address DR.. shoop Racine, Wis,
Sold by Townsend, "the druggist"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04
Flra, published IN Abilene weekly Reflector
Jane =. 1901.
Legal Notice
10 the District Court Of Dickinson counsy.
Stats Of Kanaaa
sataA 4 Hilvsy. PlAlaua,
Wulssm Q. siivsy. rsl.nasnt


10 william OF s1yay, q Piedmont Okla
bona. aoore-pauq1 defendant;
You A. holrhY nclifcd ital ~ have ben
E1r1 ~ l1t District C1ur ~ DIrII1ron
n11rlT. ft1Io q h1r111 b mld nI1Inuf.
s-l11 =. q. .sl .1q ~ ~ l.i'I|o4 n f1'l
Nh1r1In he t111 l1l = Irr1r fr11. M
ur1n fN1 Erl1rl-tI aI1l nlIIlcI 81 IIIIi
ana INtI |rr -IT b IITII II'| II II||1
HNr y IrIlIA.. ID arI n IrII '1II .1l1a ~
'.,, % t.,
3. ~. !. ~ '' 81 ' 81 3 ~. g
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04

10th day OF August, 1901. said petition Will be
taken as true and Judgment rendered as
prayed for therein, gFantlng said plaintiff q
divorce from you on the ground Of gross
neglect Of duty and barring you from all
rlghttltlo and Interest IN the aboye-described
real estate. SARAH 3 s,LynY
By 9. s, Smith. her attorney.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-07-04
1Tint published in Abilene Weekly Re
Hector June " 1901
Publication Notice.
In the District Court Of Dickinson County,
State Of Kansas.
George B. Stuck. Plaintiff.

Maggie May Stack, Defendant
10 Maggie Nay Stuck Of wyomlns the above
named defendant;
You arc hereby notified that ron have been
Bued 10 the District Court OF Dickipeon Coun-
", State OF Kansas. BY said plalntln, Goorgo
B. Stuck, who sled bis petition IN said court
on the 18Th day OF June. A. .. 1891, wherein
ho asks for 4 divorce from you upon The
less goa an1Uer or domur 70 said petition on
Or before the 18Th day OF August A. D. 1901,
the said petition VIA Be- taken A. trne and
Judgment rendor1d again11 you IN iavoI OF
said pInIhnH q divorce from you upon tho
Eround1 Of gross neglect Of dntY.
nys 8. shrrn, Plaintiff.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24
THE HUMBOLDT RIvEl|
EARLY SUMMER RAls
has NOW STARTEI
FIRST HIGH WATER REAcN I
THIS POINT YES11
River Said to Be Very HigA
sade-Cellars About Elko
Full Of Water.

The carly summer raise ct ~
boldt river, an annual event
history of this. noted waterw4
begun and the first head waters
raise reached this point yesterdn
is very probable the river WI.
reach the high point that II ate
in the spring raise this year, altl
some high water can pe looked 81
1t is reported that at Palisad
river is now higher than 1t has
at any time since 1891. The =
Sentinel says:
"The recent storms have 3
the Humboldt river until it is
over its banks at Elko. The me
there are suffering much damac
west of the town the water is
the fats and in places the count
is covered to a depth Of twenty|
Many cellars about Elko are
of water and if tn estorms
it may be found necessary to u1
on the streets.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24
HILLS CORNET BAND
rs IN GREAT DEMAND.

The fame Of the Winnemucca band,
which is called Hill Cornet band. has
travelled far and there is considerable
demand for the services of the band
in different parts of the State. A re-
quest for the band has come from Car
lin to take part in the celebration
there on the Fourth of July A similar
request has also come from Lovelock.
Each place has offered a handsome
amount. just where the band will 90
on the Fourth has not been determined
but that it is going some where is
evidenced by the nightly practices be-
ing held at the hose house.
1t is a matter of regret that the
citizens of Winnemueca have allow, d
the matter Of the Fourth of July cele-
bration to pass by. The band Of Win
nemucca, one of the best in the State,
instead of remaining at home and
sounding the praises of Winnemucca
on the great American day, will, be-
cause of the lethargy of the citizens
of this town, journey to another place
and boost with music,
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24
GEORGE CRITTEN
FIRE FIEND
CONFESSION TO
STARTING LOvELOCK FIRE.
Word Reaches Here that Former Win
nemucca Resident Confessed to
Starting the Lovelock Fire.

An unconfrmed rumor IS current on
the streets today that George Gritten
has been arrested at Lovelock on a
charge OF incendiarism and that con
fession by him in which he admitted
starting the recent disastrous fire at
Lovelock followed his arrest. His ar
rest followed certain remarks he made
in Lovelock saloon in which he
.boasted of burning out some enc mics
cf his in the big fire; that he had in
teaded to burn the Mohawk saloon
but having failed to do so, would get
that establishment yet. He express q
regret at having been the cause OF
burning out the business conducted by
Jim Hunter.
How much truth there may be in
this rumor is not now known and par
ticuiars were not obtainbale when the
Silver State News went to press.
Cr:tten formerly worked in Win
nemucca. having tended bar at the
Busch hotel and also at the Up-to-
Lste.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24
TENABO IS PUSHING
AHEAD

Charles Campbell, superintendent for
the Intermountain Mining and Metal
company, returned recently from a
visit to the new mining camp of Ten
abo, situated north Of Elko. He Wis
tied the new camp to look after some
personal mining interests and also some
for w. G.. Adamson. He says Tenabo
presents q scene of unusual activity.
Over fifty men are in the new camp
and none appear to be idle. Many i'm
provements are under way. .
Two gasoline hoists are in operation
and new hotel to cost about $50, 900
is already III course of construction.
"Tenabo,' says Mr.. Campbell, is
gong ahead on its own merits. 1t is
not founded on boosting'
In support of his statement in this
respect he says there are many mining
men in the State who do not know
there is such camp. He firmly be-
liev,s Tenabo will be big producer
in spite of the fact that its merits
have so far escaped lengthy press
notices.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24
NINNEMUCCA CITIZENS
Commend CHARACTER
OF ". D. HAYWOOD
COMMUNICATION SENT TO
UNIONIST AT BOSE CITY
Former Resident Of This County, Now
On Trial at Idaho Capital, Com
mcnded by Officials and
Citizens.

The following communication regard
ing the character Of William ID. Hay
wood. now on trial on the charge of
completely in the assassination of ex-
Governor Stuenberg has leen sent to
the union'st publ shed at Boise. MIR
Haywood was one time resident of
this county and his wife is the
daughter of w. H. Minor of MoDormitt
Winnemucca, New, May %, 1907.
To Whomsoever May Be the Readers
Hereof:
Dear Sirs: Referring to the case of
William d. Haywood, an officer of the
miners union of the State of Colorado.
and against whom some person or per
sons have caused criminal charges to
be made in the State of Idaho, we. cit
liens and residents Of Humboldt
county, State of Nevada, beg to say:
William ID. Haywood came TO our
county when mere Toy, resided here
many years in different localities. and
became well acquainted and well
known to many of us and to many
other citizens and old residents of this
part OF the State of Nevada; he work
ed In the mines and al various other
kinds of labor while resident here.
always carefully abstaned from each
and every character of disreputable
calling and occupation; was alwys an
honest, industrious, sober and reliable
citizen, an excellent, kind and faithful
husband and father; was above the
fverpge in intelligence and exhibited
a most laudahie ambition FOR the i'm
provement of his mind, nd became pre-.
em'nently conspicuous as strictly
law abiding and law obeying man and
member of our community at no time
did he associate with or sympathize
With the criminal class, and during hi
long residence in this State, by an un-
broken line Of unirpeached and unim
peachable conduct III an honest, hon
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24
LOycLOCK SAYS
"COksE ON"
you wINNEMUCCA, FANS
FOR A NURSE OF $3.50
Fourth Of July Committee Seno fofnai
Challenge and Names Purse
For a Ball Game.

T. T Dunn has received the follow
ing telegram from the Fourth OF july
celebration committee at Lovelock:
Winnemucca Baseball Team
Care j. T. Dunn:
We challenge Winnemucca to play
game of baseball in Lovelock ON July
for purse of $3.50, the winner TO
take ALL.
The conn ,unication is signed by the
Lovelock F ourth of July Celebration
Committee
In regard to the above communlca-
ton Mr.. Dunn who is baseball tosser
of recognized ability and who has
played in man y games that ."nne-
mucca has won. stated that the pros
poets for IA gam. ald not look very
bright at the prest mt time.
Although there are many good play
ers here, in fact know OF three ex
ceptionary good pi, chers among the
railroad men. there h as been no prac
,tieing whatever, and ii he time IS aimos
too short to get up cam. "nen W.
play ball we want to- win, ana don
want to go into this gam IN unht con
d'ition. However, a team can be 60
together all right ane. If there Is IN
4 proper interest in the matte 7 the cha
A should be accepted
All who are ball play ers ana Woul
like to see game pulled otv nj Loveioc
in accordance with the above tern
should see Mr.. Dunn as 'oon as po
sible.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24

Special Correspondence
Frank Egenhoff, George w. Egenhof
and H. A. Kuns have opened up quite
an extensive property at the head OF
Spring Valley, thirty miles east of
Lovelock. the values being principally
gold The lead lies between two large
Rhyolite dykes and is from seven to
twenty fest in width with fine gougs
on both foot and hanging wall The
vein averages so per ton in free gold,.
making it very valuable property ln
that country where water is so pen
tiful. They also have strips Of cfe in
the Rhyolite foot wall ranging from
six inches to two feet running from
SIS to $3.50 per ton. They Lave tun-
mel in 140 feet on the main vein, giving
them a 100 foot lack atyfhe 140 foot.
At the entrance of the tunnel the
vein is twenty feet wide One hundred
and forty feet in it is eighteen feet
in width. At discovery shaft on sur
face above face of tunnel the vein is
'even feet in width, showing gradual
increase in width in depth. Any part
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24
WEDDING AT NOON
TODAY
WINNL -CCA YOUNG LADY
WEEDS RUBY VALLEY MAN.
Miss Hazel Bell and Stanley L. Wines
United in Marriage at Home
Of Brides Parents.

At noon today at the family resi-
dt nee on Third street, Miss Hazel Bell
was united in marriage to Stanley L..
Wines. The ceremony was performed
ly Fataer Meehan and the bride was
accompanied at the altar by Miss Gent
We've Lying, while John Mcbride of
Elko was the groomsman.
The bride is the only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Bell and has lived
most of her life in Winne mucca. She
was born in Paradise Valley. She is .
graduate of the San Jose normal school
and has taught several terms in the
Winnemucca public schools Known as
one of the fairest of Winnemucca g
young ladies, she iully sustained that
reputation when she stood at the mar
riage altar today beautifully gowno d
for the occasion.
The groom is almost stranger to
Winnemucea, and yet he is the son of
one of the early pioneers of the State,
his father, X. T. Wines, a prominent
stockman of Ruby Valley, having
lived in Nevada for over forty years.
The groom is now engaged in the
mercantile business in Ruby Valley
and has built up progressive and pros
porous business. He is graduate of the
State university and has taken ad-
vaneed work in medical lines at Har-
ward, it being at one time his intention
to become a physician.
Judging the groom from what the
bride is worthy of he is good and
noble man.
Presents in number were made to
the happy couple, space preventing
detailed list. After delightful after
noon, which was marked by a Feeling
of sadness to the parents at the giving
up their only daughter, but yet glad
ness that she departed for good home
and congratulations by the many
friends of the bride the couple de-
parted ON No. 10 today for the Yellow
stone park, where the honeymoon will
be spent.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24
MRS. N. B. SIAU|
TON LAID TO !
REST
SAD AND IMPRESSIVE cERE-
MONY SATURDAY AFTERNo
Yrloraa tributes Most Beautiful and
Procession One of the Largest
Even Seen in Winnemucca.

Amid particularly sad and impress
ceremonies. the funeral of the
Mrs. M. B. Staunton occurred Satur
morning at 10:30, as previously
nouneed. The GERS monies were
in the Cab Ole church, Of which
deceased was a devout member.
floral tributes, verdant testimony
the undying memory and love Of
relatives and friends of the decea|
were most beautiful The best !
could be obtained were laid upon
bier of the departed woman.
In concluding the services Fat
Meehan spoke briefly of the noble F
of the one who had gone to her etc1
reward. And in his tribute to
memory of the deceased he toid
how, after long useful and busy I
she died as she had lived, hone
trusted and loved. Her life was
pleted, if work all done and w(34
constitutes completion. The prizes
spoke of the meaning Of death anal
beauty of the thought Of eternity.
told how it were best to be res2el
to fate and bow our heads before
fore the will Of tie Almighty.
The funeral procession to the q
terry was exceedinSly large and 81
mutely but eloquently for our to1
people of their respect for the dead
their sympathy for the bereaved far
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-24
ROSEBUD MINING
NOTES

rom tne No86Dud Mining NCws.)
DsUwn Palace Extension.
Manager O'Neil is doing considera-
bic prospecting work on the Brown
Palace Extension properties Trenches,
open cuts and shallow shafts have dis
closed sons good looking ore in a
number Of places. Mr.. O'Neil has
selected the location for shaft and
sinking win begin as soon as a black
smith shop on the property can be
set up.
Powhattan and Dreamland.
Manager Harper of the Powhattan
and the Dreamland has the shaft on
the former property down twenty-five
feet and is still in. good ore. Consid-
erable trenching toward the Red Ton
has been done. The blacksm;t tn shop
is completed and everything about the
property is ship shape.
The new shaft on the Dreamland is
down about thirty feet. Sinking has
been suspended on the upper shaft and
cannot be resumed until the arrival
of whim and mining timbers.
The Spencer Properties.
The prospecting and developmen Mt
work OF Rogers, Dildine and Effner.
who have a lease and bond from the
Spencer brothers on the Springfield.
the Eruption and the Panorama claims
is watched with a great deal of inter
est These claims are located east and
southeast of town, and this is the first
work done in the. hills south of the
Rattler. The lodges are strong and
well defined and the wonder is that
active development work has not been
done before. On the Springfield a
crosscut is being run to cut big ledge
Some good looking rock has been en-
countered on the surface, and it is
expected that the crosscut will open
up shoot Of pay ore.
Brown Palace Lease.
The Rosebud Mining aud Leasing
company is pushing its drift from the
bottom of the fiftyfoot shaft as rapi 1ly
as possible. Last week nineteen feet
and eight inches were driven The drift
has cut into sulphidcs, which is taken
to indicate the proximity of the vein.