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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timber Land, Act Jane 8. 1878.

Timber Land, Act Jane 3. 1878.
u. g. Land Omce.1
Denver, Co1orado,S
April Is. 1908.
Notice is hereby Given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of
June 3; 1873 entitled An act for the sale Of tim
Der lands in the States Of California. Oregon. Ne
yads and W.shingtou Territory" - :, extended @ to
1892 Leroy Nichols of Idaho Springs. County OF
Clear Creek. State Of Colorado has this day filed
in this ONCE his sworn statement No. $751; for the
purchase Of the . W Il Of " n and " u offs "
Of Section No: 2s, in Township No. g Range
land sought is more valuabie for Its timber and
stone than for aericultural purposes. and % es-
and receiver at Denver. Colorado. on Monday,
the 18th day Of July. 1908.
He names as witnesses: George La1umander.
William Devian. Charles Devlan. John Walch.
all Of Idaho Springs. Colorado;
Any and all persons claiming advef1ely the
above-described lands are requested to f1le their
claims in this office on before said 18th day OF
c, D. FORD Register
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11

Character in the Face.
A face marked with funny wrinkles
- . map OF pleasant hours. 1t 10 bet.
ter, than 4 self-satisfied, placid face
Without character.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11

The Philosopher Of Folly.
THE Queerest stunt know o."
Gays the Philosopher Of Folly. "is
telling secrets. You expect some
body else to keep still about your
salt"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
Most Popular Books.

be English Bible 10 the best selling
/. and Shakespeare IL the best
|ng author. Who comes next in
(larity? There can be little doubt
Charles Dickens, with Sir Walter
. good third. Il may be taken
half . million. volumes OF Dick
II sold every year in English
pms. not to speak Of those issued
mericA
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11

Love Affairs Of the Sexes.
Il is only her first love affair that Q
woman cherishes and remembers.
Man IL so lacking In originality that
Au the others are merely duplicates.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
One Must Rise to Fall.

One Must Rise to Fall.
To fall from heaven it is necessary
- have been there. II only for an in
Ieknt, and this is more beautiful than
to crawl on earth during ones entire
hfe.-Theophile Gautier.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
Fine Memory In Old Aas.

Fine Memory n Old Age.
Although in her ninety-seventh year.
Q woman who 10 an inmate Of the
Wareham tDorsetshire, Eng) work.
house recently recitsd one Of DR..
Watts poems without q break at An
entertainment given at the institution.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
Fur ituee. Stoves Etc.

OF all kinds, the largest and most
complete stock in Clear Creek county,
We furnish your house on easy pay
ments. C.L. LAMB.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11

Always.
when . man asks you to listen to
ason he at once begins to be unrear
GpablO.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
Boys L,,fe Saved

My little boy, four years old had a
severe attack of dysentary. We had
physicians, both of them gave him up.
We then gave him Chamberain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy
which cured him and believe that saved
his life. civilian H. STRoLING, Car
bon Hill, Ala. There is no doubt but
this remedy saves the lives of many
children each year. Give it with cas-
tor oil according to the plain printed di-
rections and cure is certain. For
sale by ]. j. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
0isconeertinQ.

0iSconceftIh0.
It II disconcerting. when you have
paid out $500 for a violin and $40 for
. bow to fnd that you can't make
squeak on the blamed thing without .
ssn-cent piece of rosin!-Judge.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11

C3uss Of Mutton's WooIly Taste.
The woolly taste In mutton 10 said
be due to slow dressing the car
ASs,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
The Open Door.

It's 4 small thing to have the doors
Of . school or q theater open out, but
there might come a time when 1t
would be worth million dollars to the
child or the man behind them.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
Notice to the Publ!e.

The barber shops of Idaho Springs
will remain open until 1000 p. m. on
the night of July Sd, and remain open
until Loo o'clock p. m. on the day Of
the Fourth.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11

They Really Believe It.
1 Some people cling to the old-fash-
|bned idea that a man must be .
enius IL he goes about with uncombed
lair
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
Danish Proverb.
[onor the tree that gives you shell
Bear Yam Mlttens,

Maine hunter and guide has .
: Of mittens which mystify every
examining them. Last spring the
lter caught yearling bear in .
3. and as the fur was too abort
downy to sell as fur he shaved
skin, and his mother, . lady past
rears. carded the fur, spun 1t into
p and then knitted the mittens.-
| News.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
Halt Rates to Denver

Colorado and Southern will sell tic
kets at one half rate July 5, and 7th,
good to return until July 18th.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
RECORD OF TRANSFERS, ETC

The City of Idaho Springs to George
Is Wilkie contract to build dam for
water works.
Amended plat Pipe Line Of the Con-
tinental Mines, Power and Reduction
Company,
The New System Gold Mining Com
pany Artici of Incorporation. Capt.
talization; $50, ,ooo par value SI.oo Di-
r-ctors; Frank Straub, Chas. A. Miller
and Julia Varney Office Denver, Oper
| tions city of Denver.
Location certificate. Jupiter Venus
tunnel Daily District. John H. Laff-
ey and Lola NJ Laffey
Location certificate. King Solomon
lode Lincoln district J kaninky.
In re Estate of Carrie Worth. Edwin
VanCyse appointed administrator.
Nettie Rose Ro eson to Jacob H Ro' e
sor. Dism ssal of Suit District court
Clear Greek County, Colorado
Affidavit of Labor. Valley View lode
Upper Union Mining dis rict. Expense
| of Marvin Chaffee, Zellah Baer, Emily
Chaffee.
Articles of Incorporation of the Ham
burg Gold Mining Company Capital
stock IS, 10000. CassF Staley, Howar J.
Hunt. Thomas Nawn, Septimus Rawson
and Harry o. Fisher. Principal Office
at Idaho Springs.
Casimer Staley, Frank Meyer and
VIM Schmance, all of Rochester, N. Y.
and interested in mining in this section
have spent several days in camp this
week enjoying the climate and looking
up their mining investments.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11

Hauling and express Curnow the
ice man, phones Black 772 and Forks
27
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11

Where He May Be Found.
The man who has no faults lies b.
hth q tombstone.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11

Dentistry.
DR.. w. T. Cain over Merchants and
Miners National bank.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11

Geo. H. Curnow. the expresssman.
Telephone Nos. Black 772 and Forks ~
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-11
Notice to Non Resident Of Probate
viii

lst pub June 10: last pub Aug Is. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
Frnnce Escapea Enemx.

The reason which caused Senor Fran %, the former Portuguese dictator to leave the country SO hurriedIy after the murder of K.ng Carlos. was the Tact that his deadliest enemy pr. Far man Lopez had succeeded in escaping from the San Julia Tower, one of the strongest fortresses of the country
 The details of the escape have only Just become known by the offering of \ reward of $2.o0o for the arrest of Or. Lopez and the Imprisonment of the whole prison stan. including the rnil- tary commander of the fortress.
 Owing to the high position, perunis- siop had been granted to pr. Lopez's friends to visit him. and party Of acc quaintances arrived at the prison in d motor-car. which had no sooner drawn up at the fortress than a terrifc ex- ploston took place.
 The conpander of the prison fnnnae- diateiy ordered the inmates of the car to be detained. end guards placed around the building. No explanation however of the explosion was found. and the motorists were allowed to de- part, and directly they were zone 1t was discovered that SDr. Lopez had es- caped. presumably in the car.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
TRIAL or A BRTGAND.
SaIamOMe Aecased of Committfnw Sew
 eral MwrdePN

~---~---S-c r@NAS@@eEM OA OOAME8ANNAmk SEVa
 eral Murders.
 Palermo. Sicily. Feb. 22.--A sensa- tional trial of brigand is wbeRfn- nlng at Caltanissetta which :s arousine the greatest interest in the country,
 Salamone, the acussed, was condemF n : ed-he declared unjustly--to prison for ten years for armed robbery. Winch. on his realease from prison, he found mat his aged mother had died fron1 grief before he could return to her, he resolved to take sanguinary' revenge.
 His first victim was the ex-Synd:c or Barrafranca, whom he shot fin the back, during the two years and a balf that elapsed before Salamone fell into tne hands Of the authorities no fewer than six murders, or attempted mur- ders, were laid to his charge. . Ine diculties of arresting a brigand m Sicicily are very great, as between fear of the criminal and that generous sense of loyalty to a fugitive which IS inoorn in Sicilian, 1t is almost im- possibleffo for the carabineers to obtain any information from the peasants.
 Salamone was so little unconvenienc- ed by the researches of the authorities that he was able to write at great length his autobiography. which was published in a paper called the Gior- male di Stella.
 Whatvenders the case stilImore ex- traordinary is that four of the most important personages of his native town of Barrafranca. including the present Syndic of the town, are &C., cused of having instigated him to the murder of the ex-Syndic. because he was the implacabls adversary of the:r party in the town.
 Over five-hundred witnesses will be called; so that 1t may probably rival fin interest and celebrity the NotarbartoIo case of some years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
oFPRnfsIoN oF rlNLANp.
Csar Levies . PeremDtery Tax on ri
 e PaaasFN.

"a 4f% %rl ~ OA1 AAa St Petersburg. Feb, 22--By com.
 nianding that S4.O00,O0O shall be paid
 out of the Finnlsh revenue Into the Russian exchdduer, ths Csar has taken the first step to Q renewal of his at tack upon Finnish liberties which wal predicEed as the result of the reneraI reaction within the Empire
 Russian juristU admit that the Czar's order Is . breach of the Finnish consultation. The $l,0OO. 900 ia Fin- iandsa contribution to Russian finance
 as O. substitute for the now disbanded klnish regiments. Finland, however. IS under no obligation Co pay.
 Two years ago, when the Finnish army was abolished. the then existing Diet agreed to pay compensation until an agreement was arrived at in re. gard to the army question. This promise was purely voluntary At the time 1t was provided that the annual subvention should continue for threa years. But under the Finnish Con- stitutton, 1t can sanction expenditure only for the current year. and the thFee years provision was illegal. The new Diet did not sanction the contribution. because Finland wishes to revive her dtsbanded regiments under the old law which restricted them to home service. Under these conditions, the Films are wiling to undergo compulsory service in common with Russians
 Uncertainty as to the issue continued all last year.. But on receiving the re- port of the Governor of Finland, M.. Gerhard, the Czar wrote a note, saying T command that the 34,000,O00 shall be paid into the Imperial Treasury"
 In reply to the declaration of the Diet the Finnish taxes are insufficient to meet the claim, the Czar has order ed temporary taxes. levied for other purposes. to be sequestrated, adding the words. T remind the Diet that the right to dispose of these funds belongs ex- clusively to me-" .,5ll
 According, to the Constitution. the Car has no right whatever to com mand the levying of taxes, or to alio- cate taxes already levied, and he, has still less right to order that the army, contribution, which the Diet itself could only vote year by year, shall be permanent charge upon Finland.
 Taken together with the increasing of the Finnish garrisons, this last ar bttrary measure may be taken as an indication that Finlands liberties are to be abolished
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
.ffr ts-s- isit fc@t < ZIMMERMAN
 IS AMBITIOUS Father of Duchess Wants
 to Get In.
 -e- IS SPENDING AMERICAN MONEY Hopes His Daughter Will Get in
 Kings Set" Navy Estimates wm Not Be Reduced ny the BrasisA cssiaet.--rrial
 of the Dreaaneusht's
5 SPENDING AMERICAN MONEY
nY Ronnnr nRonERlcEx.

London. Feb. 2z.--1ugene Ltmmer- man, father of the young Duchess of Manchester. having spent vast sums of money In purchasing or pretending to purchase the Manchester estates in Ireland Is now determined that his daughter shall be included in the King'a set"
 Mfr. Zimmerman himself Hss great so- cal ambitions and has taken the Villa Mffra Sol at Biarritx for his daughter and wfli be there himself during the Kings stay. which may not last the full month of March as 1t did last year. The young Duchess has been very ill since the birth of her daughter two months ago.
 If Consuelo Duchess of Manchester returns from America in time to reach Hiarrstz during the Kings stay the young Duchess will "get right there" But the Dowager Duchess will be in deep mourning for her mother Mrs, Yxnaga and will be compelied to ret main rather in the background for a time.
 The Duke of Manch ester Is said by all hfs friends to have become far more diRnifed and earnest of late and he is beginning to take an interest in poIi- 4ics.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
IA BAIT FOR
 FNANCIERS Parisians Bought Bogus
 Stock. ToLsToY SENDS PROTEST Author Writes a Letter to | Sienkiviecz. Attempt to Fsiss. Family sf sadane Herbert At . CA.teaa.--rA.
 weeh's cesssp sf Paris.
 
RY HMM DUnOIs.

Paris. Feb. 22.--Shares in . company pretending to possess the secret of transmitting electric power by wireless methods was the bat which recently caught several Parisian financiers.
 The promoters claimed that work Ing man at Lyons had made the great invention and as this would cause a world they did. not find 1t difIicult to get number of capitalists to invest money to develop the inventions.
 A cottage near Mnreeilies was fitted up according to the directions of the inventor and invitations were sent out to a number of bankers and electrical engineers that they might satisfy themselves as to the merits of the sen- sational discovery.
 Everything was carried out With the utmost secrecy to Insure that no out sider should get any informations. The world was to be given an immense surprise. and 1t was surprised although in different way from the one intend ed.
 Through the investigations of a too :nquisitive electrical engineer 1t was found out that the table upon which had been placed the power transmitter which was to send the power through space. was connected by wire with the electric-Iight and power station at Marsailles. The power which seemed to come from the mysterious instru- ment on the table was simply general cd in the ordinary way by dynamos.
 The inventor" tried to convince tho people present that the wires served other purposes which he could not ex- plain, but the result was only that the possibility of transmitting power by wireless methods will now be taken up in criminal court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23

guns and straight shooting, it is afarm- cd that 'iout of forty rounds fired by the Dreadnought thirty-seven would have done serious damage to the hull and superstructure of any battleship in the world" When firing the Dread nought was steaming at fast speed Steaming and shooting from distance of 12,o00 yards the Dreadnought could rely on placing her shells within a space of SS yards square.
 England has now nine Dreadnoughts ts afioat, other powers. except Japan, have none.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23

The late MT. Smithers was certainly, a man of his word" said Mrs. Binder, look ing up from the morning paper. Late MT. Smtthers?" queried her worser seven sightbs. Y hadn't heard of his death" That's why I say he Q man of his wprd' Cfrom behind the eoffee-urn again), Twenty-Five years ago he told me if didn't marry him he would die. And he has."-Harper's Weekly. Gt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
Protest From ,reIstey.

'Le Matin" published . translation of letter from Count Leo Tolstoy to the famous author Heuryk Sienkiwiecz protesting against the Prussian law property. The Russian philosopher ex- presses his conviction that the death kneil of government by violence has been sounded. All ruling emperors. kings,i ministers and politicians hypno- tized by the idea of state, have been and must necessarily be degeHerated decadenes to i'll their positions. Not
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
Trial of preadneuEht.

The gunnery trials of the British
 battleship Dreadnought recently con cluded off the Sardinian coast are re- garded by British naval experts as a triumph for. the new type. The exact results of the test are kept secret by the Admiralty, but the essential facts have been published by an eyewitness. As the result of a combination of giant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
ReIicn I'd aI,e stuartu.

Some extremely interesting relics of Stuart days which will be an extra att traction for American visitors to Wind- sor this summer have been discovered by John Barber, an ex-mayor of that Royal Borough. &c
 Mir. Barber, who is an anfiduarIan and a great collector, obtained posses sion of house in Church street Wind sor. some time ago. The house was known to be a very old one and 1t was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23

It takes just 2s,ooo Ineandescent lights to Illuminate the Capitol, between I.500 and 1.600 alone to light the roof of the House Of Representatives. About one ton of coal an hour is used, during the busy hours to run the engines for lighting the building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23

Later he came back and on the dsy ths ths msat ,,sa v: poisoned he he'd been n that he was assisted with money by Colonel Theyssier. while hs wassidlc. put insists that Calm and hisl fellow heirs have placed the poison :n the food n emseives, to get ColeneIereysaier out or the way. knowing that . wfil had been made in his favor by the late M. hepert whose widow was to have the property only during her lifetime.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23

yt is said that about 1,l0o, 900 robins have been killed by hunters in Louisiana this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
,.. More ws.ne. TA.. srs..

Statisticts compiled by the French Department of Labor reveal tho fact that there are in this country nearly one million more women than mon.
 The batchelors outnumber the maids by more than sO0.0o0 and. the widows, years is rather more than double that of the men.
 Of 9.75o,000 families more than I.2bo.0o0 are ehildless, only twenty four have seventeen children, while only s4.00o have nine or more
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
Ksnw's Lsvs An.fr~.

Eumors of love affair between young King Aiphonso of Spain and A beautiful Persisn dancer are on the lips of everybody here. ~ " .. It Is well known that the boy king is an ardent admirer of the fair sex and that Queen Era is of q rather Jealous disposition It is said that hie Royal mether-in-law employed spies wno even opened the kings pri- vate letters and that sonethln@ waa discovered which caused the moth sf of tpe 0ueen to read a. severe curtain lecture to the king. who resented her interIerence very much and that scandal vas averted only by the dip- iomacy of King Edward who poured OH on thestroubled waters and at feast temporarily averted the storm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
x.spaem xs Honersd.


 Sir Thomas Iipton. who has not been much in the public eye of late. has just received signal honor from the Army Council. The Council have asked Sir Thomas to become member of the London County Association Committes as formed under Mfr. Haldane's new Territorial Army Scheme.
 Sir Thomas has consented to act and another great business man, Mir. Joseph Lyons. the '1xing of Caterers" has also been invited and consented to join the Commftfee. Two other popular and notable men, the Bishop of London and Sir Frederick Treves. the great sur Reon. have joined the London Com- xnfktee. t--
 The various County Associations are working enthusia stica11y over, the new Army Scheme which is generally recognized as the only barrier now left between the voluntary system and con scription. At the military clubs even the most conservative and truculent old officers admit that Mr. HaIdane has proved to be the best Secretary for War for many years.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-07
FIRE ESCAPES FOR
ALBUQUERQUE SCHOOLS


while there is no danger that a
catastrophe such as occurred at
Cleveland will happen in AlDuquer-
que, the board will take up the sub
ject of fire escapes for our city school
buildings at the meeting Monday
night and every building will be
equipped" said superintendent Ster-
ling today
1--WE talked the. matter over few
days since and the board has reached
that decision in order that everything
possible may be done to safeguard the
children. There Is no reason for
alarm as our buildings are well pro-
vided with exits and the children are
well trained.
1--WE have perfected the fire drill
In the schools so that all OF the
buildings can be emptied in from a
minute to a minute and a quarter.
The children in the Cleveland school
were apparently not well drilled and
had they been they could probably all
gotten out without loss of life. With
the training We have given the chill
dren in our schools there would prob
ably be no panic in case of fire such.
as happened at Cleveland"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-07
miners ARE FLOCKING
TO NEW HACRITA
DISTRICT
More Than $50 Claims Have
Been Stdked OF and In
tereSt Is Undbdtd.
PLENTY OF WATER
FOR PLACER MINING

FL Paso March 7.--Robeft Ander-
son of Hachita, New Mexico, the well
known mining man of that district.
arrived in the city last evening fresh
from the scene of the placer gold
excitement He reports that the in
terest is unabated and that about $50
placer claims have already been
staked off
Nearly eevry one in Hachita has a
phial or bottle of gold to show. The
scene of the present rush is at "Sun-
ny Slope" In the old Hachita noun
tains, about ten or twelve miles from
the station.
The gold is found near the surface
and 1t is believed that it will prove
more extensive at bed rock
The gold is coarse like grains of
wheat. Old abandoned mining shafts
afford water for panning and there
Is abundant water to De had by sink
ing wells in the plains.
The Apache mountains and the ST.
ezra Rica across the line of old Mex
leo are also believed to have placer
gold, although they have heretofore
been producers of silver, lead and
zinc.
That entire district is wonderfully
mineralized; and its proximity to the
Southwestern railroad makes 1t easily
accessible.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-07
GERMANY LAUNCHES
BIG BATTLtSHIP
Emperor and Other High Officials
Attended Ceremonies.

many's first mammoth battleship was
successfully launched here today and
christened Nassau Emperor William
and a brilliant assemOlage were pres
ent.
The building of the Nassau inaug-
urates new era in the German navy.
Work is proceeding rapidly on three
other giant warships. The Nassau
has displacement of 1880 tons
and is built entirely of hardened
steel