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Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25
NOTICE OF FoRrEIrryRr.

To Benjamin p Thomas, Frank Rule, Fred r.
Hughes. b. T. Hughes and Jacob Hauser.
their heirs, administrators, executors and as.
signs, and to whom 1t may concern:
You, and ench Of you. are hereby notified that
we have expended during the year 1901 one hun
dred dollars on each of the Melorate lode min.
ing claim, the location certificate whereof In re.
corded ~ book l5t at page 1876, the Star lode
mining claim, the location certificate whereof
is recorded IN book l5t at page Iy7. and the sun
rise lode mining claim, the location certificate
whereof 10 recorded In book 15t at page lV7 Oil.
pin county records. all of said lode mining
claims being situate in Hawkeyc mining dis.
trict, Giipin county, Colorado, Ia order To hold
SO said claims under the provisions OF Section 232i
OF the Revised Statutes OF the United States
ana the amendment thereto approved january
lssO concerning annual labor upon mining
cinims being the amount required To hold said
iodes, Tor the period ending December 81, 1901.
Ana II within ninety 1907 days from the personal
service OF this notice upon you, or within ninety
OO) days nfter the publication thereof, You faiI
OF reinse to contribute your proportion as above
stated OF such expenditure ms n co-owner, your
interests in said mining elaine will become tho
property Of the subsc ibers, your co.owners who
have made the requisite expenditure, by tho
terms OF said section.
FRED T. NEWTON.
ESTATE or ELDREp MENHxNNrTr,
First pub April 9-last July o, 1908.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25
BLACK Hawk NEWS

Mrs. Otto Blake made trip to tie
valley Saturday morning.
Mrs. Jud Kriley was among the sew
eral from here to depart for Denver On
Saturday morning.
Mrs. M. Sullivan was visitor to IL e
Queen City Saturday morning.
Thomas Dunstone was business pas
senger to Denver Saturday morning.
Mrs. Fred Pircher went to Denver
Sunday afternoon.
Fred Rudolph is having his house pap
cred and painted this week.
Master Jack Horner of Hot Springs,
Ark, is here on visit of Mrs. Rete
Juneman.
Frank Paulk left Monday morning for
Denver.
Miss Eva Baldwin left Sunday after
noon for Apex, on visit to her friend,
Mrs. B. Ryan.
Miss Zella Hansen returned Monday
evening from two weeks visit to
Fremont, Nebr. The weather was too
hot in Nebraska for the young lady.
John Son and wife of Gilpin, were
Black Hawk and Central visitors Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brazil and daughter
left Wednesday morning for trip up
Mcclellan mountain.
The Masons finished the work of
grading out their lot today. They in
! tend to build substantial back wall.
Mike Sullivan returned last evening
from Golconda, ILL.,, on visit to his
family. He has good position on a
mine in Golconda.
The Red Mems social dance Saturday
evening was largely attended affair,
there being over 60 couples present.
J. N. Rachofsky went to Denver SUM-
day morning, returning Tuesday.
Sherman Retallack will be initiated
into the Red Men this evening.
Charles Chatfield has a position of
boss at the New York mill
The Women of Woodcraft celebrated
their anniversary at Scandia hall Tues
day evening. They had good pro.
gram and supper, big crowd and big
time.
The Woodmen defeated the Red Men
at ball Sunday, the score being 13 to II.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Winger left SUM-
day for their home in Apex.
Mrs. Fuller came up from Denver
Saturday to make her home here.
P. Holbrook and wife went to Rollins
vile Friday for an outing.
]. Nordlein and children left today
for Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

From the way we size up the
gubernatorial situation, ba Sc d
mainly on the expressions of the
delegates to the Democratic con-
vention in Glenwood last week,
there is nothing to it but Rucker
The booms of the several others
who were out for the nomina tion
have "petered out"
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

The "full dinner pail" gag will
not be used by the Republicans in
the coming campaign, but to de-
tract the attention of the people
from the panic and the lull in bus
mess incident thereto, they are 60
ing to tell us to"look at the dough-
nut, not at the hole" The Repub-
licans need little wind in their
doughnut.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25
Publishers and Buokmakers.

Bookbinding of every description.
Magazine, law and medical books
bound in every conceivable manner.
Old books repaired and bound.
Blank bookmakers.
We make speciality of boom or spe-
cial illustrated editions.
Prospectues, catalogues, bylaws,
weekly and monthly publications.
Estimates furnished on application.
Publishers Press room Company,
1742 Stout St., Denver, Colo.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

The prophet who predicted that
a tornado would wage havoc with
the town of Florence before the
Goth inst, made a miss flicker.
People living in that vicinity who
claimed they saw an angel must
have been imbibing in new kind
of liquor-different from that
which causes one to see serpents
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

When visiting Denver stop at the new
Hotel Alamo. corner 18th and Market
streets. Strictly modern, with elevator
service. Public and private baths. Rates
$1.00 per day and up.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

The exhibition of fancy skating at the
Armory hall has been attracting large
crowds. 1t is the best exhibition that
has been witnessed in this city, and the
skating of the little girl is something
marvellous.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

The ball game yesterday afternoon
at City park between the Grocers and
Butchers resulted in victory for the
Butchers. George Parsons came over
from Idaho Springs and did the twirling
for the Butchers. The score was to 5.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25
Watermelons at Hawley's.

FOR SALE. Scholarship in the In
ternational Correspondence schools. For
further particulars apply at this office.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

House for sale cheap. Inquire of w
e. Stevens, Black Hawk.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

If you want high-grade goods and
courteous treatment trade at awley's.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

We pride ourselves upon the very sell
ect canned goods we carry. Can't be
equaled in the city. Hawley's.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

George Henderson has been working
at the Quiller residence this week, pap
ering and painting.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

If you want to save money and at the
same time have the best there is to be
had in the grocery line, trade at Haw-
ley's.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

Don't ruin your eyes reading by a
coal oil lamp. Use electric lights. Let
US point out the difference to you.
THE GILPIN L. H. & P. Co..
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25
Sumner Excursion Rates.

The Colorado & Southern announces
that its Sunday and other summer ex-
cursion rates will open May 18th.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

Try some of Morrell's choice ham an 1
bacon at Hawley's.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25
SUMMONS.
STATE OF COLORADo}s,
COUNTY OF GILPIN 81

SUMMONS.
sTsTH GSJSTg AZ eSH9RARSs Sp aIhFPS sss
In the District Court
Catharine M. Job and Waltero
W. Flaglsr, devisees OF Viii.
Henry r. Belcher and Wal
ter W. Flagler, s1wMoNs
Clarence H Babcock,
Defendant.
The People Of the State Of Colorado
To Clarence H. Babcock, the defendant above
named-GREETING:
You are hereby required as we have heretofore
commanded you, to appear in an action brought
against you by the above named plaintiffs, in the
rado, and answer to the complaint therein with
in twenty days after the service hereof, il served
y or by publication. within thirty days @ after the
Judgment by default viii! be taken against yon
according to the prayer of the com plant and il
a copy of the complaint in the above entitled ac-
tion be not served with this summons, or If the
service hereof be made ont of this state then ten
days additional to the time hereinabove specified
for appearance and answer will he allowed be-
said.
The said action is brought to quiet the title to
the following described mining property and
Inc S:4u lOne mining claim
and the London lode mining claim, both patent.
ed in one group and designated as mineral sur
yey No. I2i2a, in Russell mining district, Gilpin
county, Colorado, and all improvements thereon.
And to OBTAIN decree of said court that all
claims of the said defendant Clarence H. Bah
cock are without right, and that the title OF the
said plaintiffs is good and valid, and for costs of
snit, as VIII, more fully appear from the COM
plant in said action to which referen' re is here
made u copy of said complaint is hereto attach
ed.
And you are hereby notified thr. If you fail to
appear and to answer the sai,. complaint as
above required the said plaintiffs will apply to
the, said court for the relief demanded in the
said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of said court
at Central City in said conntv, this 18th day of
May, a. ID. 1908. NJ. X. SULLIVAN.
Clerk of the District Court.
First pub June ls-last pub July 9th, 'Os.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

er particulars that are necessary
may be had by addressing or call
ing upon the secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce.
Gilpin observer., 1908-06-25

First pub June .-last pub June Is, Us.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

The diriruity offe1 espe. fancea ls
securing s'sre of alfalfa Ia toe
well kuowa ~ laose Who arc grow
isk II TO r~quire csum.r, here The
following e1gerienf Il xiv~u in or.
Of our icAdins axriruifural papers
arc IL ~ortAy of coux-asr4uon. Ths
seatlsnAn says that plat srea~4 &
xifxifs ia October failed 70 proauc.
stand Some seed VAS ies, Ant a.
an experiment he so~ea equal rAsu
Of alfalfa and red clover on another
small giec. Of ground after haviux
prepared Tor planting. he says.
Greatly 70 my surprise. ~ Dec
~.nbsy 1st. ! had beautiful stans
Of alfalfa and clover. ant this scriur
grew rapidly Ga May fst ! cat 4
heavy crop. about three-sourths cio-
yer and on Iunc 1th the second cut
ting ~ss ready ard appeared o. b.
about ore-hzif alfalfa Slure the last
last eating IL has started o- nnel,
and there IL larger proportion Of
alfalfa 20 be than before.
y have no positive reason rhy
the plat seeded with clover shouls
thrive and the other faii absolutely.
We can tr4~ many conciusfors. pure
" imaginative 4s 70 tact Ny l1ez t..
that the clover ras a favorable nurse
crop. sheltered th- yognx alfalfa.
assisted Ia the iroculAtlon. smother.
ei down weeds and grsss. kept The
soii moist ana generally aided ani
aoet'ed In the er0wth OF the &lfai-
"a
This man va. a Nirxinizn aud the
writer would Ike % have the erpe-
rience OF ssne Nlssissippian uhs
has tried q nurse crop for alfalfa.
Let your experience be known for the
benefit OF all the people.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
GOVERNS BY EXECUTION
INnUxAN DEEDS ARE COMMON
Rassis. Aa,Aor p~eisr-a That re Can
No Leag.r Esa1s. the Crsnze.
Cssrsfaisf~d 10 Rnsri.-

Lcndcn. Englant The Daily chroa
icie griuis thfce close colunas ef t1t
aosf q&ssioa&fe xnd severe i1dict
=ent ever pshnca ~ co4at Leo Tol
stnl. tAs R1stlan author. Ia ~hica ~
sAo~s all his cd vivid skin. q tes
sFcs~ag system of "sossranent - ex
ecutson~ Ia Kassia. thc article coz
csldlns ~ith a noble &g4e&l 10 tAs
s~st~r nature q bis country user.
D~sinx TIE course q u article. ~
count writes.
y. can no longer endure a.. sriie
tsls either thai thrFe in1u-
ssaG eeecs msy 10 stopped or hat ny
coruectiou STA them may be- snapped
and ~ sas IN prison. ~here ! may
be usafly cousrioua hat these hol-
fora arr ROT committed on ny behalf
or stiil better 10 good tAAi dare uqt
e'so crc&fn II escA hArginsssl. that
rh~y msy pat on fne A. or those twen.
~ or twelve pea-Ante shroud 4ns
. Gag and zsy push me also % q
bench 40 tAx, ny oHn ~slSht may
tsxstsn the w~iis0ss~i rcose aI0l1a
ny cid throst
After describing Wholesale eaeca.
ions N Af1~eo11e crtAH. No@nt o.
stci says
AL 's.s Is carefully arranged and
planned b. tAs learned and enlixht.
coed ssoyls q the upper class. Tnef
arrange 10 40 tt~se things secretly st
daY break ard they 30 suhti.sl3e ths
responsibility Of these lulquiflrs
snons those who commit them that
each msy aiscisim responsibility. and
ros these dreadful things alone. nut
All sorts Of other toFtures agd violence
are perpetrated Ia the prisons. foft.
resses and convict esfablis aue nts =
Win regard 10 the goserrrrrf .
contentious that there Is no other ~ay
90 suppress the fevoiuiioulsfs. CUlut
Toisfoi. while admitting fh4i shr rev.
oiutiorisis csaes are stupid ard rep
rehenaoie in ne highest DEGREES. ac.
cuscs the gosernmsnf u doing fts
same thing Tor TIE sane motive srS
sdts.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
TWO COUNTRIES INDICTED.



san salvador--The Central Amer
lean court of Justice at Carriage. Cos
te Rica. which came into existence
as a result OF the Central American
peace conference held in Washington
last year has addressed a telegraph
ic Communication to the government
OF Salvador which says that the gov
ernment OF Honduras INDICTED the
go~~r~msnt of sAlyador and Guate-
mala for protecting and fomentins
the revolution against the govern
ment Of Honduras which was initia-
ted in Salvador"
The Salyadorean government is
sued an official statement about the
war in Honduras denying completely
in the revolution.
The trial OF Prince IN Eulenburg
at Berlin has been indefinitely post
poned ON account OF the Princes i'll
ness
The Government appropriation
for the Mississippi agricultural and
Mechanical College is being held up
because certain regulations have not
been complied with
Ine Comptroller OF the Currency
issued a call on national banks for =
report OF their condition on July Is
Onicial figures have been prepared
showing that the total appropria-
tions made at the last session OF
Congress were .cos.3s1.S%3/s.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
PREFEnS HAT 40 LIr r..

Girl Says It's "yoo Pretty to Ruin"
- She Jumps In Istver.
Cincinnats.--Ca rrie l.. Watts. 10
years old. tired of life after a quar-
rel with her lover. took on her hat
Tt was too pretty to ruin" she
said--and leaped over the railing
on the bridge over the canal at Vine
street After she had sunk twice an
unknown man pulled her out She
Tell the man who pulled me out.
don't thank him little Bit" she de.
clared. Il really wante! to die"
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

S&S~~s Vy~*~e
1, seems that the good roads
Aei,xt xtlon Is sweeping ever The ~as,re
state and that ro county IL free from
tie infection. This IL very grzsisy-
Tag ia@e~d to those Who ea~. 80
faithfully advocated the Improve
meat OF road conditions for yssrs
with iit,k or no help from the people
In general Sixteen additional eoar-
e~s have adopted the contract sys-
tenn within the past twelve fuoSths
while only one has abandoned the
system IN shs, tine. Evea where tt
has been sbzndoned. other plans are
being tried that vii likely lead TO
permanent b~tr.rnen, At Corsnth
on July Fourth a big picnic VAS Civ
en- and parade OF floats and deco
rated vehicles A diia yidAfed cart
and tony horse pf,h the proserbial
OF poor roads in that county A pret-
ty strong srxumext tha, nlll DO good
in the long run The indizIola Bust
ness League has p.;itloned the sn-
pervlsors TO ALLOW them TO work q
section OF the road and has solicited
the funds necessary 70 put Il Ia good
shape. A large numosr OF counties
that have had The contract system
for several years and found II good
have recently re-les their contracts
With larger pay and more eracung
specifications. The idea that We can
- -. 4.
reasonable cost Is growing and II VIII
not be necessary fof the man now
fifty 10 live 10 be hundred to see
many counties in Mississippi With
roads that are good for 36s days IN
the year and that two mules can
easily pull FIVE bales Of cotton over.
There is plenty toins in the road ina
proyement business
One OF the Aberdeen papers suS-
gests the advisabiity of construct
ing piece OF ROAD that Is reail,
'xoo1" on a stretch that ss now bad
enough. II is proposed TO have the
town build this piece as q demonstra-
tion OF what roads should be The
idea IL an excellent one. II would pay
the towns TO build pieces OF good
roads leading TO them from every
direction. II this WAS done. the pco-
pie in coming in to town would use
and be made to al Ipreciaie roads as
never before. The man living a few
miles in any direction would drive
over the road leading out to his
home and II IL was not good all th'
way. would soon begin trying TO have
II made go. The man beyond hin
would catch the fever too and ge
busy to have II reach him. In thi
way good road would be gradual
extended until II went to the count
line. Example is by far the stronges
argument in favor Of . proGr essiv v
proposition like this. Holly Spring
and other towns are doing this YER
thing. and the results OF their es
forts should be closely looked afte
by other towns desiring to Great,
good roads sentiment Get tn,
movement well started and see tha
1t does not lag.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

Plans for Ahesr Intelligent Culture
Il Desired.

s1u> sVb 1uSsb ButSttRt0N uU0IV
IL Desired.
Sometime since there appeared a
call IN this department for infor-
nation concerning bee Keeping In
Mississippi. A number OF replies have
been received conveying tho infor-
nation desired. but there are still
others interested In the business to
hear from. The writer Is commanded
BY the Act creating the Department,
OF Agriculture and Commerce t. In
vestisate and report upor this indus
try In particular. So. II you see this
and are at all interested In be~ cul-
ture. write what you know of IL for
the general Information OF the pub
lie A number OF keepers have been
written concerning .ae adsisa bility
OF forming state organization for
the purpose OF fostering the enter
prise. meeting yearly for q discus-
sion Of topics that would be OF Dre1s
and interest 20 the members ~.
Such . meeting Ovid be held durtAg
the state fair and the low railroad
rates for that event taken advantage
OF BY those sttsnf ing. Let's have
full aad free expression from bee
keepeu ali over the state.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
MH N ALABAMA
Train Load q Sdikebreakers
Attncked
GOVERNOR sans CT the mooPS
Places Entsre Militia Of State In the
Hands at sheriff to coatrol the
Situati0u. Numerous Atroci-
ties Committed.

Birmingham.-Rob Gardner. a
deputy marshal. fatally wounded and
al least dozen miners. more or less
seriously shot. 10 the result of an at
tack on '-ain bearing strs1ebreaS-
ers TO IL places OF union min
ers at a The train was In
ehars N deputies and was
erreA Evansville. IL is said the
union miners attempted to induce
the strike-hreakers to leave the train
and threatened to Kill them II they
went 10 work.
Gov Conner has ordered a compa-
ny of cavalry from Montgomery to
the scene and troops already on the
ground are under arms and will pa
troll the district preventing further
trouble. Deputy Marshal Gardner.
mortsliy wounded. was brought to
Birmir gham- Deputy George Smith.
accompanying him, estimates that no
less than ! 1000 shots were fired by
both sides in the attack at Jefferson
According to Smith. the engage
ment was opened when a train bear
HI. uitN St'fkC u "a Nti Ati fftktSt
20 leave Jefferson for Aaan.svi,.c.
Prior TO this i number of Inion mi
ners had made oyer'ures to tie
strike-breakers to join thci' rs1ks.
threatening at the same tue to Fill
them in case they attempted to work
the mines OF the operators. In this
emergency. the deputies attempted to
have the train run out of Jefferson
under fre II recessary.
An omen switch. however. brought
the engine to a stop aud ir this pre-
dicament, the deputies and strike
q breakers were fred a7or. The depu-
ties returned the fire and declare
that al last a dozen miners were Ell
ther killed or wounded. At this juno
ture. Gardner fell mortsily wounded.
The engagement was brought TO a
conclusion when the train was ena-
bled TO make headway.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

Derhn--s'esmsni FriesSurs. for
merry private banker ant owner
OF financial ne~spa7er xso dss-
appeared from Berlin early last F~s-
vary. leaving liabilities Of 81 oss
IVY ahc assets of only s-.-s0 has
'eeh located in >-~ York.
AZ appears that Frieshurx cznao.
be extradited for the offences q, -.
ception and fraud which are charged
against him. but various Journals
nefe publish the report tha. the
oahAer has agreed to return to B>r-
I'm and assist in the Investigation @.
MS tangled affairs. under guarantees
made by the prosecution that he viii
rot be detained sgaius, his viii.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

0t~rl~~iFtiAu~.
II has been suggested that the Mis-
sissirpi Live Stock Association hold
its meeting this year at Jackson dur
Ing the last days OF October so as TO
take advantage OF tho low railroad
rates given for the state fair. This
would give the people Of the entire
state an opportunity OF attending
the meeting at a reasonable cost and
II should prove a large and en,husl-
astic one. This Is very important
organization composed OF almost 200
OF the principal stock raisers OF the
state. II was this organixatio that
suggested the tick eradication work.
appointed committee to draft the
law and its executive COMMITTEES
spent some time In Jackson durins
the legislature to assist In passing Il
Every man interested In 1.-Two stocl
| should become = member aud aid II
;de splendid work undertaken. In
stead OF 200 members. Il should b.
fully 500. Write Prof A. Smith. Az
riculturai College and send him 81
for . mem bership card. The work uu-
dertaksn is deserving OF the support
of all good citizens and II has Just
begun. Let's make this the best or
gapira'ior OF It's Kind in the south
Give this your careful consideration
and act promptly as your interests
dictate.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
To MARkET NEW COTTON.


In a comprehensive letter on the
cotton situation and the probable
price 10 he received this fall. Mr..
Johnson. OF Meridian. gives the
Farmers Union proper credit for .
power TO market the crop senslbly
and hold up the price. makes no
difference what the yield may be-
Union men should not be d.scour-
aged because they did not get the
maximum OF fifteen cents last fall.
II Is generally acknowledged that
they prevented II going as low az
eight cents, which price wAs tried
for by IN ebears ia the speculation
mArhet The Union has been worth
millions OF dollars to the cotton
growers. and its days OF usefulness
are just beginning. Stand by tho Tn
lon and its oficials and II viii prove
greater benefit in the future.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
xfS Ut WOMEN DaOxN.
r~c hundred sssnd BY ard o~sr 40
AssissAnce-Ons steal. porsr

Chicago ili-Whiie two hundred
men and boys sat o. stood elthin
comparatively few feet OF her and 10
sight u nearly 1000 others. an un
Identified woman 'eil. or rolled .Dr
poSsiy. FROM the north pier at ths
mouth ~ the Chicago river and
drowned Although she screamed re.
pestedly for assistance. not a hand
In the crowd nat watched her sfrux
yles In the water Was lifted 90 savs
Der. Instead one Of the Fazers stole
the woman's purse and hat. which shs
bad placed on the pier beside her. and
! acd
| A haIf hour later the body Was II
ten fron tho water BY CaptA@n Car
and and his men from tho Iif~ savins
station
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

Per~csss 10 for Nssriy Two Muliers
Baskets OF luscious fruit

0Ss~N>S W &Se~tSS~ FfS'e
New York Cisy.--asgorts received
here from Delaware ard Mary
land Indicate 'hs g~aeh crop In those
states this season would se bigger
than Ia many years.
The railroads have estimated sha
eHtvut u Delaware alone VIII be- l.
f1S.S9o baskets this year. and the trAf.
&c managers Of the railroads leading
through the peach growing s~csson of
the state are making arrangements to
more the big crop ~ soou A. Il v
ready to harvest
Secretary Of War Wright has ap-
oointrd Walter X Podigo of Virginia
70 b< his private secretary. vice Fred
W. Carpenter. Who resigned TO 20
With Judge Taft c. {. Wagner II
Reading. Pa. has been appointed Goa
ndcaliAl clerh to Secretary Wright
The navy department has announ
I'd the death Of Rear Admiral c. II
Rockwell. retired. at his home In
Chatham. Mass During the spanish
American war Admiral Rockwell Was
com mandsnf OF the Port Royal naval
station. and lesr there upon being re
tSeycd by Rear Admiral sumner
james A. Fowied Of Knoxville. Tenn.
recently appointed assistant stsor.
ney general has entered upon the da
ties u bis once