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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-07-11
The AFTERMATH.
TilIman Personally and In
Print Pays His Pitchfork
Compliments to Dol
liver.
{By special wire to THE ARGUs.)

* Mich, July 6.-Senators
Tillman and DolhveI came near hav-
ing q personal in the Hotel
Lobby this afternoon as the result OF
Senator DoItiver's stating Tillman
should be in Jail while critizing the
speech Of Palmetto Senator here.
Tililnan this afternoon denounces
Dolliyer as a coward in Jackson news
papers.
Doliiver left town by the first train,
and was jeered by a great mob at the
41eDot VIII had followed from the hotel
lobby incident, gathering momentum
as they went.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-07-11
HARRY CLARK FREE.
Nan Who Was In Fatal Shooting, Fair
Week, In Raleigh, Two Years Ago.
by Special Wire to the AReVs.l

10y opeee1aI EYIrre g !He AKFVs'g
Raleigh, july 6.-Haffrys clark, alias
Morris, The Jew, Was today liberated
from the county chain gang, having
completed his eighteen months sem
hence.
He is the fakir who, with another
named Liliston, (now serving a four
teen years SENTENCED in the p~enitentiary,)
shot so wantonly in h crowded depot.
fair week, two years ago, in this city
killing Chas. Smith, of Petersburg.
Clark is from New York, and is said
10 be quite a noted fakir and sharper.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-07-11
Excusable Patricide.

Especial wire to the ARGUs.)
Gocumbia, s. C.,Simon Taylor killed
his father, William Taylor, today, in
sa .tida county, lille the latter was
bea4ing h boy S mother.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-07-11
NOTICE /!
Q

Having qualified as administrator of Frank
Taylor. deceased, late of Wayne county, this is
TO notify all persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the 18th day of June
1903. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery, All Persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate payment
This the 18TH day of June 1907.
JESSE TAYLOR.
Administrator
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Five Cents Per Line
(Six Words to the Line.)
CASH WITH ORDER.

FOR SALE CHEAP-One graphone
Victor" good as new, for further
information apply at 4OS n. George
street, Goldsboro.
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FOUND-Silver star. Owner can
get same by applying at this Office
and paying for ad.
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FOR SALE-A Singer sewing machine
in tirst-class order for sale at a big
bargain. Apply to MRS. /. MEYER,
Center and Walnut streets.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-07-11
NOTICE.

Having qualified as Executrix of the last will
and testament of Isaac NJ. Meyer, notice is here
by given to all persons holding claims against
his estate to present them to me in Goldsboro,
North Carolina, on or before the 1st day of
July. 1903, or this notice will be pleaded In bar
of their recovery. This July 1st, 1907.
IDA MEYERS, Executrix.
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ENTIRE stock of household furniture
for sale. Apply between 9 am and 4
o m. Mrs. I. MEYER, 40S n. James
street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01
Aaerlei Narreu.

D, @arnehal, 6m ih0ne Belt,
2Sc Tarrbtlt tidb bart MAIDEN brett,
Oenn ettuas gtarrbeit bann uno tpann,
Ge5iemet auh oem tueiien Manu.
gSer tnmeroar nur 8rillen finat,
un1 ME ben @eift gum sSrohiinn ientt,
g9as er audi tueiB uno iuas er fana,
SIT ntmmermebr ein tneiIer Woun.
User tmmer in 9ei6aft' ger Salt,
ytie frDb ben MngenbIid erfo6t.
llno tuenn er audi Millionen aablt-
@r bat ben iblebt rem Sell ertuablt.
Ber ME men bummen Streid ae.uacbt,
uno bersltd1 briiber ieIbft oelacht,
Ber nur BhiliIter olle Belt,
Ser nrme Nonn. Der tut mir Ieio.
0ucb tver Den Nuoenblid hdlt felt,
BergtBt. mas itch ntdat dnbern last,
llno Nlles nit 9umsr erfoBt,
SIT ltets elm germ 9eleh ner gait.
SIR thn re9iert Bring garnepaI
Nttt Wtosfeni1ers unb @eigenidgaQ,
Shnf 6ffnet er bic 4forten alei1
gu ieinem itbDnen Sreuoenreih.
Ser tragt Dhn' Murren audi uno aIaa'
9es Illta9slebens Neiib un6 Blaa',
g8o Sener bang Die Sdnbe ringt,
9a lobt er nur uno fber5t unn IinQt.
Gin Geaen ift elm iolh @emut,
Gas frUh ftetS ieine StraBe siebt,
Us lebe h0dl, ihm brin9en tuir
Gin ooGeS @las nit Spne gtnr 9ier.
Gin Soreeubrr6er 1T Der Grant,
SSiirtpabr Elm Seoer ihm SpIlt 9orf,
&n SDraen man ricbt iueiter benf,,
SD man bas &Dne gtar 8ter uns
ithenft.
SIN 3eidef iebt oes garneuol
&rintt Sume gtar Bier man iiberaf,
O'rum berrichet audi in bieIer 8eit
Stets unaeheure Seiterfeit.
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TO perpt m1u nursn. r1ruslr.

sJ@ Deroe m1W pureu, Hrurmelrr
Sepero etpos aerftrellt.
Pun, ib tperbe mtb harein finoen
mifen. 9u tptrit duf Die 2dnge Ser
3ett bod ni9t berbinbern fDnnen, baB
mein @ufenibalt in Gom Deinem 8ater
berrotben tptrb, uno er tpirb mid bann
5tDtnsen. piehsr mad 5foren3 auriid5u<
tebren. M}cs Damn ollerotngs aus Dir
uno ITuntd tptrb, bas ldBt ii6 nidt
abIeben."
u@ou mir aus ioll er getpib ni9ts
trfdbren," ertpioerte @ebero nun 3terns
LID enersiid.
Sic tiiBte i'm raid unb flI9tig auf
ben Muno.
nDu tpeibt ni9t, nit ipet9en Opfern
ln oteIen r6rntf9en 4ufentbalt ertauft
babe, 2lm Munoe babe i9 mir oie fletne
Summe eripart in longen Sabren, Die
i6 ieBt beripenoe, Did nieoer ieben gu
tOnnen unb Nhunta cine oroentlihe
gr8iebuns gu seben. Wabrbaftia Se>
hero, i'd fam fasen, i'd babe fiir Did
sehungert."
sd iperoe es Dir ni1t pereeFen,
Wutter, Sd re9ne barauf, oab Du
min es fasit, uenn Du @elb brau4It." !"
~Wte ftnbiI9 Du bift. @laubit Su,
i'd fOnnte es ie iiber mid getpinnen,
aud nur einen @enteiinlo BON Dir onz
sunebmen2 Oenfit Ou, 9ein @ater
fei allein ftola9 Ou irrit. Sd bin es
aud. Nber t9 bin es in perItdnoiger
Mrt."
u4ber, Mutter, mir geseniiber tannft
Ou bod -"
~@erabe Dir geseniber. @eDerp, =
erpioerte iie ftreng. sd perbiete Dir,
ie tDie0er oapon gu reoen, 01rft Ou?
MAS follten metne 5einbe Don mir ben.
ten, tpenn ite bOrtsn, i9 nd6me bon Dir
Gelo! Miiroen fe ni6t fasen, i9 fei
na9 Rom sefommen, Inn @elo ooer
geloesDertba aennit Gu Osine Muts
ter 70 fdle9t, Sepero, oab 0u slaubit,
iie fese ii3 elmer fol9en Nadre6e ausg
Sci iftal Nie nieber etn Wort oobon!
S0rit Du9"
.9lber es honbeIt ii9 ia oo9 nur 6as
rum, Dir tpieoer 5u eritotten, mas i1
Dir fir NHunta i9uloig bin."
Sci fin oubon, fase i'd. Der Gobn
TT feiner Mlutter ME ettpas fhuloio
anber feiner 9iebe. Werftanoen9 =
Der Mcgen bd1t. Define, Mir frno
6d."
oils Ssbero ausfties, fab er, odB Ser
Wasen tn elmer IlIee boher, ountler
gpprsHen bieit. Dor einem uni2etnbaz
ren 9duie, bos fi9 in ni6tg BON ben
geD5hnliaen 2anbbGujern unteri@ieb,
bte 0a uub BORT In Der Nabe BON Npm
IN oer Gompasha iteben. 0s einael,
nen $beiie bur9 platte, terraHenfSrs
mise Sdder BON chamber aetrennt, auF
oenen Spfpfianaen ftdnben unb dllers
let @dniuert ipu9erte; bic ssronten
NIT fleinen 8aitonen perieben, ntdt aes
rabe ftilDon D6er pornebm, fonoern
msbr Grmli4 uub itiidtpeife sufammens
sefltdt! So fab oas 0aus eber einem
beHeren 8ausrnhauie ais einer 9ila
GhnIt9. DER @arten, Der es umaab,
i4ien srob sa fetn. Obtpohl Der Dunfels
bett tpegen ntdt Diel bdppn 3u iebeu
indr
lTnrtiebnnn fnlat.
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T1rtiebuna fDlat.)
ertilaunasthigt.

Gin @oiteHrsxsileungss, 0esinfess
ttuns5 uno Deusri0l ldfabrseag, ss6dut
bon Der RorboeutfGen Wsus@tnenz unb
MrnGtarenfdbrtt su Bremen, ipurbe
bon ber bertf9eH grgrruag na6 0ar>
es> SaIaanl. Oeuti Ofdfrita, qe>
fGtdt. Gs TIT 1876 SUB lang, 1872
GuB brett unb trdst etnen Rattenperz
AIgunssappdrdi @pftem CLAYTON, mo-
bM 9, Der hur9 Dontpf betrtben
trfro. CT beftebt aus efneu Densrotor,
tn bem Gdtnefel bexbrannt nirb un6
esrsm @ebl6fe. has Die 2uft in ben
Generator aus ben @hiffsrGumen
frnas anb iis oann, mt ben @9tpefels
gnfea gefHtttst, tpisber Tn Neielben
MdHme btndnblHf. Sn Der @tunbe
tBnnen etipu 1000 &uhfp1rbs tonsen>
trirtes 9dtpefdaas erseugt perben,
dne Mengs. Die seniigt, Inn 5000 2us
ksRarhs ggpBe RGuine au fiinen uuo
harea ale Ratten, Uf6ufs, Jnfetsn ios
tp% Rrnntbettserreetr 3u bernt4ten.
@erdbe Gaf bte @erni6tung Der mans
sen. GIbbe unb WDsfifos ais @erbrei=
tsr bon axanfbeitsFoffen pirb beions
osrss GepiAt gelest. Dos Glaptons
Gas TT iGDn IGneere 3eit erprobt unb
bat ben 0orSus Dor bem Generatorsas,
BOB es flu Weuidsn uneefdbrlt9er
TT, neil es rie9t. Dos @snsratOrgas
tpbtet ettpaiee nbItube" paTagiere,
oBue ouB lte ft9 retkn tSunen, ba los
fort edbmnHsserfdetnungen eintreten.
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Giienbabn=5abr=Y Ylan.
q. Sl.E& u. q. 8ahu.

8u9 SEQ. 2 nab guerD, goafum, Sous
ton, 8ac0 uno baatuiihen Iieqenoen 5to.
ti0nen nerl1Bt San NntpniD 8:45 mprqeus.
3u9 SO. (Sanp grndett) nab guerD.
yoatnnl, 3Ouit0n, 8acD unb ba5tpiihen
ltegenoen StatiDn perldBt San Nntnnio
nm s abenoS.
Bug JtD. 6 uab 8eenifle, Corpus gbriIti,
8odp0rt, Nlice &C. uerldBt San Nntoniu
um 1:50 mittaas.
8na $40. BON 8acD. SDuhon, gDofunl,
guerO &C. fomnlt bier nm 700 abenos an.
BUG No. (Dabp grodett) BON 8aco,
Gouiton, 9oatum, guero, Corpus gbrifti,
&oGp0rt, 5alfurias, Nlice &C. tDntrnt in
San Gat0nio um 1855 nrprgens an.
8ue No. 5 BON Corpus gbrifti. Sod.
port, Alice &C. trifft IN San Nntoniu unl
l:50 nahmittaas elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01
yiaIldle yOl1rtfttn sdlIatmaapu

nad @alifornien. ebeniD nad ct.
2Oui8 pia 9eraS & Bacific Babn
Ubne 8ehiel. Sbreibt an irqeno
siuen 9idet Iaenten meaen oieIee
neuen DieniteS ooer an 6. IS. Cur.
ner, @enerals Baiino'ersIeent, Dal.
las. 9eraa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01

~. Sc. q g. Saba.
Nbfnhrt.
ginb @ac0, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, 8onIos
gitp, ct. 20uis unb Chicago, t1qIida.
(Suniet 9epot) Loo aben6s
4ocaIsua bia Smitbnille. .....7 80 nprm
glnmD Special nab SmitbbiI1e. pouiton
Salbelton ...............l0 l0 70 aben0s.
Nneuuft:
Bon Chicago, ct. GUuis, stanias gitn.
Dallas, Sort 8ortb uub 8oco, tdolid
(5unIet 9epDt) .......7.3 80 mnroena
9ocaIaue bia SmithoilIe .... 9.O5 a6enbs
@lnmO Special BON Smithnille, SouItun.
@albeit0n .6.25 t1prqens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01

Yatl WsitlIer. -GIettriibe ShIep
ferei. --Nlono Bla5a. 8ertauF Dor
Wteiiern. Sheeren etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01

,.SOrp ssprmaIim' Conner &
SlmenO), lit als antiieptiibes 3abn-
uno Wlunomaiier uniibertronen. Sn
ellen Npotheten Ri haben.
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5am NittDutD '& 9tramjaS
gSak S0htt,

i'm @arten. Diftritt oes Staates. @e.
iunobett uno &litna unabertroffen.
BiIlige 2dnoereien fir ben Former.
Wiarfta6rtuer. Obits uno 8iehsRdter.
Weaen ginselbeiten tuenoet Guh an
@eO. S. HuptDn, O. IS. ". n
Gan Nnt0niD. Teras.
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0inansteuer SertAt

Der Gan MntDmio Jtatipmnl 8anf
IN San Antonio, 9eras, 6eim glbibluB
oes 9eicbafts am 26. Sanuar 1907.
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s. & o. ". Sabu.

ufH Hrt.
Rad allen 0orbsSeras>Tun ........
................ llbr uno 500 porm.
gtaeb ct. aouis, Mempbis uno Dem
Often. .1.20 ubr nadbni.
Nab Woro SeIas, SfoniaS gits unb
ct. SDutS. S........,...S s. 30 nbenbg
gtah MeritD D............. 1920 norm,.
Mntmnft.
8cR ct. 90uis u. bem OEen, $50 moraens
Bon lDcalen 9uutten :. 10. 10 mDraens.
Bon ct. Souls u. benz Often, FPS abeubs
Bon Sareoo unb MeritD. loo uarf,m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01

Der bung in time m
p oftsuge. 3fpH9en ben 8abns
futsnuen 2Hsterfnta uno Natfditf9ez
man I'm 1Gubs Der Dpuii9en &Ofaten
tuurbe tn eiHem glo{tsug Elm Stattonsz
tdEsnsiRHebmer son flint NIT Rsbol=
iern beipaffneteR Geaten iibsrfansn unb
beraubt. Daut Oem siinittgen 9eldnoe
scIans es ben Rdubern gu enttpmmen.
@eftoblsu Duroen 21 ,257 8ubel 4
Wlbst -.5l,5 geHts), BON oenen 1887
fp6ter anfnefunoen fpuroeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01
ct. 9pnts & Gan Jranetscu Sabu.
WbfQhrt.

@adb Sort Smith, Sprinsfielo. ct. Souls,
8anias Gitp, Chicago IS. & q. q. 9e.
p0t ................. 800 abenoS.
Gnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls. 8anias gitp, 8aris, gbi.
coa0 0.................. 1910 morgens
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ssinf's 5 Gents oauana. 6 iuarre

;Tiud's 5 @ents oaoana.@ Is iaarreu
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VIM. j. STUCKE.

Gaitnau R0onts. @ameras uno
pbntoarapbilcbe uteulilien.
Amatur@Arbeit miro iurafdltia fer.
tieqeftetIt.
4O5 CfsGumn,ercesS StraBe.
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9acb BrpiunsutIlc

Der Bug Der Suniet 8ictOria 9ipiIipn.
Nbfabrt 600 mDrgens, modbt in Staceoo
Berbinonna NIT Der @ulf gOait Cine fir
Corpus gbrilti, gntunit bort. 4.55 naHm,
Nntunft in 8rOnnsnille ..9.25 abenbs.
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soutbera paeific Sabu.

Ga@ Rep Orleans. 0oujtnu uno Gal.
oeton taglib ......... .12.1 10 mittags.
uno .................... IL 80 aben6s.
gsoh gagle BaB, vi 8aiO. galifornien
uno NRerit0. =. 8 bOrm. u. $3.50 abenbs.
Mntuntt.
Son giem Orleans, Spuiton unb Sol.
oeiton td9lih ........6. $3.50 mprgens.
uno 900 Nabm.
Bon gl Baio, galifornien unb MeritD
........ n.40 BORN. unb IL abenbs,
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9itOweftteras lultn|tJt Gu(j

8enn Sbr guh iraenome nieoer.
laiien mpIIt, tut es entlana Der ai.
ME Der
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VtctOria 9tDiiiDm, o. 8. & 9. u.
(0nlf Gbore.)
Nbfahrt,

Nncb @ner0, Bict0ria, BOrt Nabaco, gDrs
pus @brtiti, 8rDtpnsnilIe. Rio @ranoe
9th, @oliao, 8eeptIle, @barton, Bnlas
clos uno Souiton go. 900 mprgens.
GntIntt .............8.45 nbenos.
Der Sam 9ouiton" uab guero, 8icto.
rio, Bharton IN SouIton ...........
Nb Nbfahrt.........-.....7,55u SO ubenhs
Nntuuft 200 m0rqens.
Gilpin observer., 1907-11-07
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Ed. Omera, working in Perigo, re-
ceived injuries about the eyes Sunday.
He was blasting and some of the rock
flew into his eyes. DR.. Froid was call
ed out and attended the injured man.
The little 2-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Hedlund dislocated his arm
Sunday.
The little Meyer boy is i'll with peri
tonitis.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B. Swena on Dora hill Saturday.
Mrs. Susie O'Donnell has taken the
place of Miss Minnie Sorenson as book
keeper for few days at Robins store.
Fred Matthews of Denver, is con-
templating opening a butcher shop in
the Odd Fellows building and the store
room is being placed in repair for his
use.
James V. Thompson, county assessor,
who has been sick the past week with
typhoid, is much better and has been
able to leave his bed during the past
couple of days.
o. B. Thompson, of the Fifty Gold
Mines company, was an arrival in the
city last evening.
1t is understood that another party of
eastern capitalists will visit the proper
ties of the Fifty Gold Mines company
next week.
]. N. Rachofsky returned on Tuesday
evening from few days visit with his
daughter in Denver.
The masquerade ball given by the
Hawk Social club in the Red Mems hall
Halloween, was one of the delightful
affairs of the season. The hall was
well filled and the large majority of
the ladies and gentlemen in attendance
were masked. At 1890 the masks were
removed and at about midnight very
filling spread was served in the rooms of
the club. The ladies' prize for fancy
costume was won by Miss Maggie Nc
Crea of Russell Gulch. The lady was
dressed as fairy queen and was indeed
handsome. An elegant glass punch
bowl was awarded Miss McCrea as the
prize. John O'Hea of Black Hawk, re-
eeived gents prize for most comical
costume. He was dressed as Happy
Hooligan.
Chas. Sievell and family arrived this
week from Danville, ILL.,, and visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Reckling few
days. They were enroute to the coast.
Gilpin observer., 1907-11-07
IN RUSSELL GULGH

c. A. Wagner was in Denver, this
week on business. He returned last
evening.
]. R. Wood, deputy state mine in
spector was up Wednesday,.
Mrs. Robt. Beckett is up from Ar
vada visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Cheatley.
John Edwards of Cripple Creek is
visiting relatives.
Capt. Feranchich is up from Cripple
Creek on visit. He very likely will
remain.
A birthday party was given at Cat
tani hall last evening on Philip Curtis.
He had attained his majority and with
his friends celebrated the event. Dane
ing was indulged in and refreshments
were served. The evening was most
pleasantly spent. Philip Curtis furnish
ed the music for the occasion.
Miss Maggie McCrea took first prize
for lady's fancy costume at the mas
querade in Black Hawk last Friday
evening. She was dressed as Ia fairy
queen.
Philip Curtis was in Denver Friday
on business.
Lem Ichhotz of Denver came up yes
terday. He will succeed E. A. Austin
as superintendent on the East Pewabic.
The baseball boys will give a neck
tie dance at the l. o. o. F. hall Friday
night.
Two blind girls Of Golden have en-.
gagged the Odd Fellows hall and will
give musical entertainment next
Tuesday evening.
A dance will be given at Zancanells
hall next Sunday evening, and Philip
Curtis will furnish the music. Ever,
one is invited to attend.
Gilpin observer., 1907-11-07
A GREAT
STRIKE
The Fifty Gold Mines Cor.
poration Finds an Immense
And Entirely New Ore
Body.

Developments and improvements are
steadily progressing on the property OF
this company. The last lift of the Cook
shaft brought it to depth of over 145C
feet. A large, double station has been
cut at the 14th level and crosscuts are
being run from it to intersect the nu-
merous veins owned by the company.
The crosscut north, towards the Greg
ory vein recently cut an immense body
of good ore, assays running up to as
high as $50 per ton. This is supposed
to be the Mammoth vein, though it was
encountered much sooner than antici-
pated. 1t is, however, an entirely new
ore body, never having shown on any of
the upper levels. This crosscut has
been in mineralized rock for nearly so
feet and the foot wall has not yet been
reached. The best values are in streaks
in about eight feet of the shoot. This
is great strike and the Fifty" peo-
pie are jubilant. 1t means much to the
company because it positively demon
strates that it's famous veins which have
been worked for nearly half:.century
are not only not worked out, but that
they are entering zones of richer ore
and that they will undoubtedly continue
to yield profitable ore for another fifty
years.
The big mill of the company is rum
ming steadily on customers and leasers'
E.. L
have constantly increasing supply of
its own ores. Mill Supt. Jackson is now
out after long siege of typhoid fever.
Extensive additions have been lmade
to the equipment of the chemical and
assay laboratory, which is now the best
and most complete in the west. Prof.
D. S. Thompson is in charge.
Gilpin observer., 1907-11-07
Sale AGAIN Postponed.

The sheriff sale of the personal prop
erty, consisting of machinery and belt
ing in the Idaho Springs Mining and Re-
duction company mill, said to be owned
by the Tawassa Gold Mining and Cya-
hiding company, and which was to have
been sold at 2 o'clock last Monday after
noon under an execution issued out of
the county court in favor of Frederick
A. Douglass to satisfy a judgment of
$3.50. 33 and costs, was postponed at the
request of interested parties until Mon
day, Nov. IL, at the hour of o'clock p.
m.
District Attorney j. w. B. Smith,
representing the Empire Gold and Cop
per company, warned all persons that
the property the sheriff was about to
sell was owned by the Empire Gold and
Copper company.
The Empire Gold and Copper COM
pany was Incorporated last July with q
capital stock of 81, SOC. 900, the incor
porators being Harry w. Kane, William
o. Jenkins and William E. Withrow
The president Of the company is Frank
lin E. Searle, prominent New Yorl
City attorney. The company recent.
purchased the reduction mill. -Idah'
Springs Siftings.
Gilpin observer., 1907-11-07
l. Sorenson Dies IN Black Hawk.

A. Sorenson died at his home in
Black Hawk this morning at $50
o'clock. Dropsy was the cause of death.
Deceased had been sick only a few
days, taking to his bed Sunday morn
ing. His case was considered, hopeless
from the start.
A. Sorenson was one of the oldest
residents in the county and had resided
in Black Hawk IS years. He was &c
years Of age and leaves wife and two
daughters, Minnie and Eva. The fun
eral will be held Sunday afternoon and
will be conducted by Scandia lodge Of
Odd Fellows, Of which order deceased
was member
Gilpin observer., 1907-11-07
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL

Russell and Vernon McCallister, for.
merly of Bald Mountain, entered school
on Monday.
The grade football boys received their
new suits on Tuesday and are ready to
play anything from New York to the
Golden Gate, excepting Colorado
Springs. The boys present fine ap-
pearance in the white suits and play as
well as they look.
The high school girls basketball team
played the Episcopal girls team prac-
tice game on Wednesday evening of last
week. The lineup was as follows: High
School Elsie Bennett, Bertha Rey-
nolds, Vera Hicks, Edith Dickerson,
Edna Driscoll Laura Ayers. Episco-
Marjorie Lake, Miss Fades, Miss
Richards, Miss Bowden, Annie Clan
vile and Lille Rule.
Mildred and Laura Payne of Hayden,
Colorado, entered school on Monday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of education was held in the sup
erintendent's Office on Tuesday evening.
1t is planned to make mental arith-
metic feature of the work in the
grades. Pupils are deficient in ability
to analyzc and are too dependent upon
pencil and paper.
Mrs. Frank Mayhem has invited the
German classes to her home on Friday
evening, November the eighth. This
evening will be spent in singing, talk
ing, playing, and eating in German. A
royal good time is assured.
A fine Volo machine has been installed
in the sewing room.
The high school paper, the Prospector,
will be out next week. The high school
classes are contesting to see which class
can secure the most subscriptions. One
girl secured 35 subscriptions in two
days. At this rate the paper will so on
be valuable advertising medium.
The second game of football with the
Idaho Springs high school team will be
played at City park, Central City, on
next Saturday afternoon. The first
game resulted in tie and the game on
Saturday will be between two evenly
matched teams that will put up great
: fight to- win Come out and see the
game. Admission to the grandstand is
25 cents. A collection will be taken up
on the sidelines to help defray the ex-
penses of the game. The game last
Saturday with the strong Barnes team
resulted in a victory for Central City, 5
to 0. The Barnes boys were heavier
and had more experience in the game,
but the Central team played all around
and through them.
Three hundred and fifteen pupils were
enrolled in the Central schools during
the month of October. The high school
has enrolled 81 pupils. Nonresident
pupils, high school, II; grades 8, total
20. Last year at the same time there
were enrolled altogether nonresident
students.
Term examinations will be held on
Thursday and Friday, November IA and
15. The average required has been
raised from 80 to S5 per cent with a
minimum of 70 per cent. This will re-
quire some hustling in order that some
of our people shall retain their place in
the grade classification. We trust that
parents will work with pupils in this
matter. A pupil who fails to make the
required average on account of lack of
application to his studies or through any
other cause for which he is responsible
will be put back into the next lower
grade. This is the only way to raise
the standard of work and to maintain it
as it should be.
Gilpin observer., 1907-11-07
Locations.

Reuben Herrod, Adelpha and Gale.
dona lodes, Pine district.
Jas. A. Friel, Fannie A. lode, South
Boulder.
Fred Bauder, Wellington lode, Neva.
do district.