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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28
Golden smelter May Reopen.

The rumored reopening of the
Golden smelter seems to depend largely
upon the output Of the Saratoga mine
in Clear Creek county. 1t is known
that the Saratoga company has an op-
ton to lease the smelter and the plant
is being put in readiness to start
should the ore body in the mine. which
it is expected will soon be encountered.
prove large enough to supply sufficient
tonnage to operate the smelter without
depending upon custom ores.
Superintendent Owen says that IL his
company decided to operate the smell.
ter. ores from other mines in the dis
trict will be handled. but he wants to
be convinced that the Saratoga alone
will keep the plant running steadily
should rival smelters decide to fight
them by smelling charges.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28
Cripple Creek Drainage Tunnel

Denver News special OF Crippir
Creek says AT the present rate Of
progress l believe that the drainage
tunnel will be completed within
twenty-eight months" said A. E. Carl
ton, who has the contract for drivkr
the big bore According to the m.
urements taken by Engineer Countr>-
man the breast is in 1885 feet from
the portal, 11S feet having been driven
in the first half of the present month.
Since the present contractors star
ed work OF February sth consistent
speed OF nine feet per day has been
maintained. retulting in a total ad
vance Of 329 feet, OF which 211 fee
was made in February. Two shifts
are at work at present, but
Superintendent McIlwee intends to in
crease the force as soon as practicabie
by putting on a graveyard shift. When
this is done the contractors expect TO
drive at least 399 feet per month.
which is more than the contract calls
for
II that rate OF progress can be main,
tanned. the big bore will be complete
in considerable less than the time cal
culated by Contractor Carlton, who's
estimate includes a liberal allowancr
for possible accidents and delays.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28
Fleet Will Visit Japan.

Washington.-The American battle
ship fleet is to visit Japan. The desire
OF the Emperor OF the island Kingdom
to play host TO the feet was laid before
Secretary Roo, Thursday by Baron
Takahira. the Japanese ambassador.
The invitation, which was couched in
most cordial terms, was made the SUB
ject OF extended consideration by Pres
ident Roosevelt and his entire cabinet.
Secretary Root was directed to accept
the invitation and the acceptance was
laid before the Japanese ambassador
Friday
II is regarded in official circles here
as more than likely that China will be
next to bid for look at the fleet, and
that should this be the case, the invi-
tation would be accepted.
With the exception OF China. it is
believed to have been determined that
all other invitations, should any be re-
ceiyed. will be declined. for at best the
feet will not now be able to reach the
Atlantic seaboard before the first
Of next March.
The itinerary which seems to be the
most direct includes stops at the Ha-
waiian Islands, Samoa, Melbourne,
Sydney. Manila, Yokohama-should
that port be selected as the stopping
place in Japan-possibly a Chinese
port, back to the Philippines. and then
home by the way OF the Suez canal,
with only such stops as are necessary
for coaling
Japan will have the ships = week.
according to tentative plans.
The acceptance OF the Japanese In
yitation is regarded in official circles
As Of considerable importance in the
way Of = demonstration OF the cordial
ity existing between the American
and japanese governments. The added
trip is nearly equal in distance to q
voyage from New York to Europe.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28
Clear Creek County.

Mining Science summarizes mining
progress in Clear Creek county as fol
lows: The Gem Company is prosecut-
ing encouraging development work al
considerable depth below the level,0
depth Of over 2,l00 feet on the Gem
vein system. These developments are
of the utmost importance to the district
as regards commercial ore bodies AZ
greater depth. The progress recorded
at the several development tunnels
in the county during February were as
follows: McClelland, 1876 feet, making
a total Of G,510 feet; Metropolitan. rs
feet: Marshall-RuSsell at Empire. lo9
feet, Central, 80 feet; the Big Five and
Seemann. United States and Honest
John tunnels also made satisfactory
heading progress. A plant of tunnel
driving machinery was set up last
week at the portal of the Russell Page
tunnel at the head of Cascade creek.
The bore is projected for the~deep
ploitation OF the Cynosure vein sys,
ten, situated midway between Idaho
Springs and Georgetown An equip
ment is being added at the Allan mill
on Chicago creek whereby the plant
will be water-powered. The mill IS
succo ssfully running on ores from the
Quito mine. 1t is announced that The
Pelican MILL above Silver Plume will
be in operation in about thirty days.
at which time the building tramuay
from the upper dumps of the mine VIII
be in commission
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28
Let
Spiritual
Guide
Physical
~ REV. THOMAS Z. BARR,
Ailwsstes.

fully directed conquest the earth life Yet all acquire
wealth. the
these of desire but them for
then 60 empty naked ashamed the spiruawhh
though unprpared or unfit
Mans body animal with the popenties of the animal but with
Uncontrolled sprituaized intelligence
Of human cruelty and all dbase
For OF this life the
Any purchased by the sacrifice Of the spiritual losing
bargain This limits life makes smaller
The method of soul building revealed motive while
for the things which temporal: but the which
eternal question viewpoint earthly
peren,e then eometh the end The spiritual
depreeiate this life 1t relation The
enjoy richly grand profit by
Of this life be fitted for the future that
experience principles home
whenever coming ne earus
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28
Mining Claims in Mexico.

The Mexican Mining Journal. in .
recent issue thus sums up the general
procedure involved in the obtaining OF
clear title TO mining property in
Mexico:
~ Presentation of the petition in
duplicate to the stamp once OF the
town in which the agency is located.
and payment Of the sum OF s. per
hectare (2.41 acres. The petition is
returned. together with q duplicate re-
ceipt for the money deposited. Then
the petition is presented i'll duplicate
TO the agent Of the Department OF
Fomento. together with the deposit re
ceipts. The agent will inspect the pa
pers, and il found correct, he will reg
lister the originals and return to the
owner the duplicates. with the date Of
entry. the page and the agency stamp
endorsed upon it. This duplicate petit
ton and the stamp ofice receipt arr
the only evidences the claimant can
offer as proofs Of his right to the claim.
until he receives his patent from the
government.
t2) Survey of the claim by an ap-
proved engineer, who will be nomin-
to the suggestion of the petitioner,
The application for a certain engin~
is included in the petition for
claim.
l3) Receipt OF the "aviso," or no.
tice for publication, and the insertion
of the same in the "Periodico OficiaI"
or state newspaper. The mining agent
will send this "aviso" to the petitioner
Immediately upon receipt of notice that
the engineer, whom he has asked %
serve, accepts. 1t is the duty Of .hs
claimant to have this paper published
within forty days from the date 0,
announcement" or petition. a copy
of each issue must be Forwarded at
once to the agent for filing
% The engineer will present %
the mining agent inside the term Of
sixty days his report, "informe" and
his plans in triplicate. These viii also
then be filed with the other papers per
tanning to the claim in question.
t5) Four months from the date o..
the petition the agent viii send the
bulk OF the papers and plans to th-
offida of fomento, The latter Will
compare the plans. check them. and
ton. TO the owner. II found correct
they will be passed TO the secretary
of Fomento and the Presidente of Mex.
leo for patent The latter will then
be forwarded to the owner through the
local agent
t6) The owner must appear in per
son or by attorney before the agent
to receive the title.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28
Rich Ore In Cheyenne.

A Cheyenne, Wyo., dispatch says
Cheyenne Is threatened with the min
ing fever as the result of the disco''
cry in West Cheyenne Of galena ore
assaying $7647 to the ton in gold, Sill
yer and lead. This ore was found BY
James Thompson, a veteran prospec-
tor. on vacant land owned by the Union
Pacific. and a we'll defined body has
been located in limestone ledge when
runs through the Western part OF thN
city.
Thompson is also exhibiting a mum
Der Of nuggets of native silver which
he picked up in the vicinity Of
lead. He and DR.. S. H. Sweat h.Ne
formed a partnership. have secured
fve-year lease on the railroad ground'
and will at once proceed with deVeI'
opment work.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28
Successful Aeropiane Flight.

Paris.-Following his record-break-
ing performance Of Friday in flying =
mile and half in his aeroplane. Henry
Farman Saturday made another spec
tacular flight at Issy. covering two and
q half kilometers. little less than
two miles, in three minutes and TWEEN
ty-one seconds. Later, in company
with Leon De La Grange, he entered
the latter's aeroplane which moved
over the ground at rate OF about
thirty miles an hour and then went
into the air. making q short but highly
successful flight This is the first sue
cessful flight OF an aeroplane carrying
two persons.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28
oGArA o. OioAop powAEA
orsss Msthsdist Divine oueeunhs -
No0rt Failure.

SS" noVs S'VHe OSSeomoo -
hssrt Failure.
New Yerk-Ths Rev. Charles H.
Fowler. bishop Of the Methodist Epis-
oepal church. died a, his home here
Friday
Bishop Fowler had been critically
Ill only sincs Wednesday. His death
~as due to heart failure. resulting from
complication OF diseases He had
been in Ill health for two Yeas but
during nearly all that time he took n
more Or less active part in the Affairs
Of the church. As late as TWO months
ago he felt able to make q journey TO
Minneapolis. where he presided At the
dedication OF the Fowler Memorial
Methodist Episcopal church. His last
public appearance was at Metropolitan
temple Sunday following Washington 5
birthday. when he took part in Wash
ington memorial service. Wednesday
be was stricken with the illness which
resulted In his death Friday.
Bishop Fowler long life was filled
with activity for the church and the
cause OF education. Born in Burford.
Ontario. in 1897. he was graduated
from Genesee college. now Syracuse
university, in 1853, and he was the
raledictorian OF his class. He also head
ed his class At Garret Biblical lnsti-
tute and was the first man to receive
the honorary degree OF d. d. from that
institution After completing his edu-
cation he removed 10 Chicago. where
he studied law, but never practiced
that profession.
Entering the ministry at the conclu-
sion Of his law studies be
served as pastor OF several church
es in Chicago during the next twelve
years and in 1872 was elected presi
dent OF Northwestern university. He
remained At the head OF that institu
ton four years and then became edi-
tor OF the Christian Advocate in New
York. He was made general mission
airy secretary OF the church in 1850 and
four years later was elected bishop.
Bishop Fowler was pastor Of one
Of Chicago's churches at the time of
the great fire and it was he who sug
gested that plan OF pooling the inter
ests Of the different churches until all
should have time to rehabiliate them
selves. AS missionary secretary he
organized Peking university in North
China; Marking university in Central
China. the First Methodist Episcopal
church In st. Petersburg; established
the McClay college OF Theology in
southern California and consolidated
the three colleges in Nebraska into the
Nebraska Wesleyan university at Lin
coin.
He suggested an inaugurated the
twentieth century thank offering OF his
church. whereby more than 500 1000 900
was raised for the church. He also
originated the open door emergency
commission. which eventuated in the
great Cleveland convention. at which.
with the bishop presiding. $235. 900 was
raised in q single evening.
He WAS trustee OF Syracuse universi-
ty, Drew Theological seminary. Medi-
son, New Jersey: American university,
member of tho board of managers OF
the Methodist Missionary society. the
Church Extension society. and other
Methodist societies.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28
Movement Of Fleet.

Los Angeles, Calif-In . wireless
message received by Mayor A. c. Har-
per Of Los Angeles. Rear Admiral Ev-
ans. commander Of the battleship fleet
At Magdalena bay. stated that the bat
ueships will arrive at San Pedro at
oc,cck or the afternoon OF April 18th,
that the following day the second divis-
ion will go to Long Beach. the third
division to Santa Monica and the fourth
division to Redondo.
The message adds that the feet will
reassemble and proceed to Santa Bar
bara April 25th, sailing 1t O'Clock in
the morning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28

Man Is an immortal being, separate
from the body in which on earth he lives.
and destined 10 future in which that real,
inner, hidden. or spiritual nature will have
opportunity for activity and experience be-
yond ANYTHING this world can give.
Experiences force recognition of the
frailty and brief tenure Of the physical
meant TO be the controlling part of our
nature. Through the physical the spirit
ual manifest. itself. But the motives OF
life are to be drawn from the spiritual. The
outflow of energy through the body is right
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28

itself banks funds that employ
When find regulate the money viii thereby
regulate speculation.
disposed believe that OF the results of speculation
country broadly and perhaps per
detrimental best OF the The harm
through the developing of the gambling particularly
find here students that of the
exchange they all
bucket shops and methods of working, there hardly
other subject which keen relating trading
the security andc commodity markets.
But deal w danger handicap
the land be brought a
and free from temptation The thing do educate them
appreciation Of
include social that furnishes this education.
Of laws protecting msrcpeenat
fraud
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28
Stock
Gambling
Lefislate Against It
But Don't
Handicap Business
~ DEAN JOHNSON.
Of Sc OF Fiss.es ksw Ussessisy.

II j. pertinent for consider the extent 10
which the money OF the banks is used speculation
and whether the evils attending such employment of
bank deposits NAV not be minimize. through change
in the banking system. As matters stand man. say
with $4,000 10 invest goes 10 his bank and borrows
such further amount the money NAV make IT ap
pear profitable With this he makes his purchase
and puts up collateral for the loan the securities
which then become subject in the matter of their re-
sale only market conditions and the desires of
The operator but TO the fluctuations Of the money rate
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28

New York makes me dizzy-there is
SO much Of 1t. | have seen the city from
one Of the highest buildings both by night
and by day 1t stretches away so far
farther than any eve can reach. And at night
these miles of lights, 1t is wonderful.
| have been up Broadway and through
the park in an automobile, and the sky
scrapers were revelation to me l know
some foreigners have an idea that the Amer
leans build skyscrapers just to be grandiose.
to show off. to have something taller than
ANYBODY else in the world. | am not so
foolish as to think So With such teeming
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28

New York precisely like Englishmen
well bred well dressed somewhat reserved, dgni-
fed and sefrespectng. There is little difference in
the matter of clothes unless perhaps, the American
is bit more informal. But Frenchmen-they
not be compared TO Londoners or New Workers They
wear the widest colors-purpe ties and pink shirts
and yellow waistcoats and haring CATERS The New
York have met quietly but smartly dressed,
with nothing obtrusve about their attire that might
attract undue attention Frenchmen likes to star
tie with his clothes. An Englishman or New
IezLer-neyer,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-28
New York
Dizzy
Berg
By NILE. ADELlkE GENEE.
Melted Petite Dancer.

island that the
the and the level foreign do.
New York dress simply should but just
sly the class Here
made do London There things fluffy and
disappointed Paris The styles didn't make
looked like
Altogether disappointed Paris
didn't nearly well London like New York that
/ hares enfi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-08
NEWS OF CITY AMI
COUNTY CONDENSED

Miss Myrtle Lewis Of Bartow who
has been the guest OF Miss Lyda
Bowers for the past week. returned
20 her home yesterday. While here
she made many friends who hope that
she win favor them with another visit
before long
L. G. McClenny, the genial clerk at
the White House, Is holding down the
responsible position as manager dur.
ing the absence OF the proprietor. and
L Is needless to add that the welfare
Of the travelling public will be wen
taken care OF.
A. NJ. Cushman has been appointed
clerk OF the United States Federal
Court. Northern District. This Is IN.
deed quite an honor TO Mr.. Cushman
who Is in every way fully capable OF
tilling the position with credit TO him
self and the court.
Among the strong teachers secured
by County Superintendent Kelley Is
w. N. Gaskins OF Dade City, Mr..
Gaskins is a live energetic young
man. a good scholar and a successful
teacher Mr., Gaskirs win be princl-
pal OF the Strobe school
Your attention IL directed to the
change of advertisement OF the
Gainesville Furniture Company. which
appears elsewhere In this issue. The
Gainesville Furniture Company Is
among tho largest furniture estahs
lishments IN the State and IA always
IN position to give the best values.
They have on hand at the present q
large assortment Of porch chairs to
which they invite your inspection.
W. T. Goodwin, representing the
observation-disclosures CO. OF Jackson
Vile IN their famous 1880 made.to.
order suit sale. h IN the city with
headquarters ut Room 20. Brown
House. These sales Of this popular
firm have made them the subject or
comment throughout the entire south
About Ave years ago they originated
the $3.50 sale OF made.to-ordeF suits
Now their business has Grown 10
enormous proportions. Mr Goodwin IL
thoroughly competent 60 take mean
ares. end II win pay anyone 20 take
advantage OF thls wonderful oppor
tunity II getting a strictly made.to-
order suit for st35O, which sold dur
ing the season At prices ranging FROM
SIS 70 sae
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-08
ID BALL TEAM
| ALMOST ASSURED
sDuLE 70 BE ARRANGED

FANS Of Gainesville May Once
Is Have Chance to Witness
% BaII Games Like When soak
Isr Were At Their Best
ire Is a movement on foot in this
which Ii successful, and there Is
reason to believe that same win
win give the people here q
ce to see some baseball that win
8 in quality the game put up BY
Famous Oak Halls" Of years agos
NERAL influential young business
n OF the town are quietly at work
NJ matter. and X is predicted that
Ne course of a few days something
Erable will be heard from them.
is understood that Howard
\ Is, who played with the Gaines
team a couple Of years ago. h
hing back TO Gainesville, and Ollie
bble. a former student OF the old
II Florida Seminary, win be back
y us, both Of whom are well and
brabIy known BY local fandom. It
.lso expected that another pitcher
be secured.
gith the addition Of such local play.
as sandy Graham. Earl Taylor
ny" Clark. Harry Denton. Ed
TX. Gilbert Kennard, Larlxin Carter,
%. Cannon. Byas and Davis Doug
J, and many others, should form
nucleus Of an exceedingly fast
m.
|. strong schedule will be arranged,
lch win take in some Of the best
ms in the state.
{ such a team is organized there
/ be- no doubt about the fans OF
nesyiIle supporting them well in q
lncial way
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-08
S | g. 50
BALL GAME rAuRsDAY.
ssneHt Young Mems Christian Assoc
rlatIon.--An interesting Game.

Bencflt Young Mems Christian Asso-
rtatIon--An interesting Game.
The Independence and Y. M. c. A..
teams win again compete on the To-
cal diamond Thursday afternoon at
s:S0 o'clock. Tickets are now on sale
and should you be requested to buy
one, do 50 and thereby aid the boys
OF the Y. NJ. g. A in getting on their
feet,
Some OF the boys iolSingly say that
last Thursdays game was skin"
game. one team being picked with
regard to extra skin and the other
need of skin" But il you wish TO
see real game OF ball and support
worthy cause, turn out tomorrow.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-08

Attended by the highest priced baby
specialist could not be cured OF stom.
ach or bowel trouble any quicker or
surer than your baby II you give Il
ifcGee's Baby Elixir. Cures diarrhoea.
dysentery and all derangements or
the stomach or>bowels. Price rs cents
and SO cents. Sold by w. NJ John.
son.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-08

'That Is the watchword. That is
bat orIno Laxative Fruit syrup
Ics. Cleanscs and stimulates the
,wels without irritation IN any form.
w. McCollum & Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-08
S | So


The Tampa and Jacksonville rail.
way viii inangurage a new schedule
over their line, effective July 9th,
Trains viii leave Gainesville for
Sampson City at $50 a. m and $3.50
p. M. and win. connect with all trains
on the Georgia Southern aud Florida,
Returning win arrive In Gainesville
$3.50 a. M, and $3.50 D, m,
Trains wall leave Gainesville for 10,
cal points south, Rocky Point Mica,
nopy and Fairfield, at 1910 q. m.
Returning arrive at Gainesville 4.25
ID. m. N
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-08

Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers.
Foley's Honey and Tar affords Inn
mediate relief to asthma sufferers In
the worst stages and II taken In time
win effect a cure. J. w. McC0llnm
g. 90.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-08
Mee,Inu q neapI,aI AaaoeIatIon.

An mcmbera and those who are In.
terested In the work are respectfully
requested 10 be prescott at special
called meeting OF the Hospital Asaocla.
ton tbia evening at s O'Clock h tho.
presidents olllce Business OF Inn
portance ID 70 be brought before the
meeting and q full attendance Il earn.
eatly requested.
w. w HAMPTON
President Hospital ASSN.
FERu nAYEn. Secretary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-08

Ramember The Sun Office whom you
~ant anythinR In the printinK line,
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
3The Constructive Party
1T Organizes the Ma
fiOnaI VIII

In the evolution by which party gov
ernment has become the extraconsti-
tutional method of securing RESPONSE
bility to the people, the republican
party has become their traditional rep
resentative and the democratic party
the organized aspiration of. individuals
ly tried. from 1898 to 1895, the two
democratic houses and the democratic
president were a wild team" and a
helpless driver. Democracy agitates
local differences. republtcaniSm or
.ganizes the national idea. In 1863 the
people were committed to the cause of
human liberty; the idea of Liberty
and Union" expanded for the first time
into the reality OF the American ma
tion.
In 1879 money was committed to a
1893, no longer sought, and govern
ment bonds went to a premium at the
reduced rate of interest. In 1896 busi-
nessmen were again committed to con-
fidence: before a single statute was en-
acted prosperity set in and in 10 years
bank deposits almost trebled-a per-
manent gain which the recent panic. a
state of mind" now completely dis
PEELED. scarcely touched In 1905 busi-
ness was committed to fair methods:
without compulsion violations largely
ceased.
The republican party, at each period.
sounded the public conscience, felt the
national pulse. framed its policies In
response and realized in law the domi-
nant American idea. Its constructive
past assures its constructive future. 1t
is today as il always has been, "the
party fit to govern"