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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-27
MINING APPLICATION No Ol1li6
Mineral Survey No 1898.
U. 8. Land Office. DenYer Cnloradn

Oct. 10. 1909
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the
Act OF Congress-. approved Way TO- 1872. Thel,on,
star Mining, Milling and T ansportation Com pany
by + l.. Collom, attorney in fact whose post
Is Idaho Springs, Colorado. has made application
for a patent for 1900 linear feet on the Mirage
Lode bearing gold and silver the same being
us feet >. GO Is w. ani 572 feet N 62' IS T.
thence NJ 5so $50 feet from mouth of discoy-
cry adit thereon, with surface ground $50 feet
IN width situate in Jackson Mining District
Clear Creek County State of Colorado and de.
scribed in the plat and field notes on file in this
Office. as follows. viz.
Beginning AT Cor No, L. whence the N, Ia
Cor. Sec. a. ia 4 r. 7s W. of the 9Th p. NJ
bears n. l6 81 w. 2i9sl feet; thence S. 27o 4s' E
100 feet to Cor No 2; thence 8 $50 W. 1872 feet
TO Cor No 3; thence S. $40 11 W. 1928 feet to Cor
No 4; thence ~ x7' 45, W. $50 feet to Cor. No 5.
thence n. 62 IS f. 1872 feet to Cor No. 6; thence
oS +. 1928 feet to Cor. No, |. the place of be
Containing 4.5O3 acres, expressly, excepting and
excluding al conflict with surveys 1924, 1856 and
!Si05 and forming portion of Z. n and s. W.
n of Sec. Twp. s.: Range 70 W, of the 9Th
principal meridian. Said location being recorded
in vol. 12l page 522 of the Records Of Clear
Creek County, Colorado
Adjoining claimants TIE owners of above ex-
cluded surveys. Dated on the ground September
sth. 1903.
c. d. FORD.
lst pub. Oct q. last pub Dec Is 1909.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-27
MINING APPLICATION NO 0lI3s1,
Mineral Survey No. 1915
U. S. Land Office, Denver, Colorado.
November IuoQ

.,
Notice is hereby given thht in pursuance of the
Act of Congress. approved Nav TO- 1872 wm s
Wells, by Fred L. Collom. his attorney in fact
whose posl"tce is Idaho Springs. Colombo has
made arpca'ton for patent for 1900 linear feet
on the Welt No. 4 lode, situate in Trail Run
mining district. Clear Creek county, State Of
Colorado nnd described in the plat and fielc
notes oil file in this office. follows viz;
Beginning Mt cor \, |. whence the n Ii cor
sec !. 7 1 X " Of the 9Th p. NJ bears s % o5
" 35lI feet thence II $50 I3 W 152d3 feet to co,
No. 2: thence II So 629 Sc feet to cor Nc 3
thence II 3ts c $40 90 feet In cor No 4; thence II
G 1872 80 feet to cor No ); thence $40 A. e 1879 &C
feet to cor No 6: thence $50 l5 $50 feet to col
No. 7; thence SO 4T W 1890 feet 10 cor No s
thence 10 " l06 10 feet to cor No. 9: thence 3I3
" 500 feet 10 cor No. TO- thence go $40 IA
feet 10 cor No |, the place of beginning.
Containing 4.3i2 acres expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict with surveys Nos 967 and
154o3 A. and forming a portion of the unsubdivi-
ded Twp. Is, % of the 9th principal meridian
Adjoining claimants the owners of above ex
cuded surveys and surveys Nos. 17I2OA and
1927.
c. d FORD. Register.
LIST pub Nov. 6; 1909; last pnb Jan s, 1910
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-27
Special Round Trip Homsssekers Rx ties to
New Mexico and Texas

On the first and third Tuesday of
each month during the year Colorado &
Southern Railway will sell round trip
Homeseekers' tickets to great many
points in New Mexico and Texas at
one fare plus So for the round trip
Final limit twenty-five days, allowing
liberal stop-over privileges. For de-
tailed information, rates, etc. call on
the Colorado & Southern Agt., Oh
address T. E. Fisher. G. P. A. Denver,
Colo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-27

The old, old story, told times with
out number, and repeated over and over
again for the last SO years, but it is al
ways welcome story to those in search
of health-There is nothing in the
world that cures coughs and colds as
quickly as Chamberiain's Cough Rem
edy. Sold by j. J. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-27

johnson has nice line of Party
FavOrs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-27

When a cold becomes settled in the
system, it will take several days treat
ment to cure it, and the best remedy to
use is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1t will cure quicker than any other
and also leaves the system in natural
and healthy condition. Sold by j. J.
Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-27

Ed Savage Ham Coburn Joe Boyd Jess Adams
"The Pony Ballet This will be dainty, fairy and in
imitable skit. y.
maggie" Marchngton will issue an open challenge
all corners in wrestling. Catch Him-If-You-Can.
c. S. Br<ins in The Art of School Teaching.
Awfully Simple and Simply Awful.
Frank Duffy D. J. Donney, Billy Jones, Paddy
Fineon-"The Swedish Quartete." Wa Yust Kom
Over from Scandahoova.
Bill Gleason the lightning calculator who will count
five without consulting Jimmy Noone and do many
other strange and wonderful things
Fred Dewey, the Famous Electricio, who them
alive will take thousand volts while suspended in
md-ar
Andy Fitzpatrick, the greatest living German Com
edian. Live Jokes and Wieners served red hot
The Loquacious Chas Brandstetter who will talk for
minutes "What-u-mayC Cal-it without taking
breath removing his suspenders.
F. A. Miller great Irish Tenor, who has appeared
before all the Crowned Heads of ASIA Africa and Floyd
Handsome Geo. Hanson, who will be distributing his
pictures the door, (for ladies ony Please don't ask
for more than
Osslied Lowell. in "Hcw to Reduce Flesh. An
and a quarter month.
The Greatly Admired Tom Bonner will make his
debut on this occasion. Ladies please take notce)
Al. Straub will chew the Rag in Rag Time Give
hibton expert dealing with three hngers take three
fingers anything else he can lay his hands
Colonel Tom Cunningham of Nervine Gal-the Sher-
lock Holmes of Clear Creek County who will relate the
most thrilling Episode OF his professional career.
~ Giant Johnny Trathen, colossus of strength. who
will hold Two Brothers Johnson the palm of his left
hand without mental effort.
Many others still worse. To prevent riot, number
of actual have been secured for the
Admission 75c. q Cheap at Half the Price
A Special Train to Geotgetown Saturday evening,
lie avnp Idaho Springs 535 p. returning Immediately
after the dance which will follow the show in Georgetown
Public invited-Round Trip, 90 cts.
Watch for the Big Street Parade
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-27

The pleasant purgative effect expert
enced by all who use Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets and the
healthy condition of the body
and mind which they create,
makes one feel joyful. Sold by j. J.
Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-27
Western Stock Show at
Denver
January 8 to IL

During the week of the Stock Show,
the 18th Annual Convention of the
American National Live Stock Associa-
ton vii! be held January II to l3; also
the initial Annual Meeting Of the Beef
Producers Association of America.
The Colorado and Southern will make
a rate of one fare for the round trip
from all points in Colorado. Tickets
will be on sale January 9 to IA inclusive.
Final limit January II, 191O.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-27

Ladies and Mems Overgarters SOC and
75c pair at Swansons.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-27

Try US for ranch eggs, vegetables
poultry and meat. THERo g. 10
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-11-27
Colorado National Apple
Exposition, Denver, Au
ditorium Jan. 3 to 8

rate of one fare for the round trip
will be made by the Colorado and
Southern Ry., from all points in Colo
rado. Tickets will be on sale January
2 and 3. Final limit January 10, 1910.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
STREET lMPROVEM MENTS IN
HOLLYWOOD

NINCE Hollywood city was first in
corpOrated less than six years
~ ago constant attention has been
given to the permanent Improvement
of the Strests. it having been the un-
broken policy of the city government
to spend as little money as possible
in temporary improvements and to do
as much permanent work as possible
In this they have had the hearty CO.
operation of the citizens of Hollywood
and no piece of street work ordered
constructed by the board Of trustees
has ever been protested out by the in
terested property owners. As a result
Of this cooperation, over half mil
lion dollars has now been spent in
permanent improvements on the streets
of Hollywood, most of it by public
contract, portion of it by private con-
tract
The largest single piece of street
work has been the paving Of Sunset
boulevard with oiled macadam at an
expense of $4,000. This street is 100
feet wide, sixty feet between curbs
and over three and one-half miles long
and, so far as known, constitutes the
largest piece of oiled macadam city
street in the state of California. Three
fourths of the work has been cOmplet-
ed and the last section is now under
construction.
The largest remaining piece of work
to be undertaken is the asphalting, ac-
cordng to the most modern specitica-
tions, of Prospect avenue for dis
tance of two and One-half miles. The
plans and proceedings for this street
are far advanced and it is expected
that the work of actual construction
will be begun in a few weeks.
The oiled. graveled streets of Holly
wood are all of an exceptionally high
quality for this class of work, due in
part to the general care used in their
construction, but partly to the high
grade of oil used and the constant use
of heavy steam rollers during their
construction.
When the asphalting of Prospect
avenue shall have be9n completed as
above referred to- Hollywood expects
to have the finest system of suburban
streets 20 be found anywhere in the
state GEORGE y. DUNLOP,
President Board of Trustees.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
PANTHERs AS HOUSEHOLD PETS

PANTHERs AS HOUSEHOLD PETS
"A British official in an out-ot-the-
way Persian district invited me to stay
at his house for night" narrates
globe trotter. 81 was comfortably set
tied upon a sofa, just before dinner,
when my rest was suddenly disturbed
by a loud bang at the sitting room
door. which flying open, admitted two
enormous animals. which at first took
for dogs.
"Both of them made at once for my
sofa. and. while the larger one curled
comfortably round my feet and com
posed itself to sleep, the smaller one
seated itself on the floor and COM
menced licking my face and hands, an
operation which had I dared I should
strongly have resented,
"But those white. cleaning teeth ana
flashing green eyes filled me with
something akin to terror To my relief,
my host entered at this juncture.
Making friends with the panthers.
| see.' he remarked pleasantly. They
are nice companiOnable beasts.
"That may have been true at the
time. The fact remains, however that
three months afterward one of them
devoured native child. weekly
Telegraph
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
LOVE AND LIFE

They sat beneath the glossoming
boughs of a widespread chestnut tree,
with the rising moon behind them
talking of love.
"And you love me-" he cried.
Il love you!" she whispered.
Il love to hear you say those lovely
words over and over again. he CUR
ged.
Then I love you, I love you, l love
you!" she twittered.
And to think that I must leave you
tomorrow" he muttered.
Don't say it, dear love-don't say it,
she entreated.
And what will my nyum-nyum do
when I'm away?" he cried. What will
she do in the lonely evening hours
without me?"
"Ahem" coughed an old bachelor,
getting up from the other side of the
tree and walking off. "I'll tell you what
she'll do in the lonely evening hours
without you. She'll be sitting out here
close to some other young man, making
as big a fool of him as she is Of you!'
Exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
JEFFERSON'S NAMESAkE

Among the many namesakes of
Thomas jefferson is a colored man who
for more than ten years has spent his
time in humble but useful employment.
He wheels ashes and rubbish of all
sorts from the back doris of the houses
in one of the districts of New Eng
land town.
He has learned through the servants
in these houses many items of interest
concerning his employers and their
families, and has a decided belief in his
own Importance to their welfare.
One day the head of a family Went
out into his back yard, and, seeing the
colored man at work over the ash bar
rel said affably:
Lets see, what's your name?'
"Thomas Jeff son, sah," was the re-
ply.
"Ah" said the gentleman, II think-I
am quite sure-I have heard that name
before"
Eyes, sab, mos likely you is heard
it." said the negro, showing his white
teeth us done shovel ashes an wheel
bar'ls out O. dis yer alley fo' de las ten
yeahs,"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
Was Active Both Ways

MS Rashun-That new beehive hat
of yours makes your face look very
short.
Mrs Fashun-That's funny; It made
my husbands face look very long
Sketchy Bits.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Tie Amy Ridiuq School.

An interesting and In some respects
ornate suggestion has been made by Maj.
T. Bentley Mott. OF the field artillery
Of the army. forneFly our military at
tachs at Berlin ard now serving in
similar capacity at Paris, aRd between
times ON duty at the Service Mounted
School at Fort Riley. Kans. Maj. Mott
believes that that school should be trans
ferred to Washington and that here
should be established a national veter-
mary school and hospital. The reasons for
bringing the Array School OF Equltadon
TO this city are based on the theory en-
tertained by Maj. Mott that here is the
home Of fine horses and good horsemen,"
while the models OF both daily seen in
Rock Creek Bark Will be OF great value
20 students who aHe making riding for
tse time being their business" II Is
also pointed out that the horse riding
and fox hunting in Reighboring Virginia
will offer a stimulus 10 bold exterior
equitauon unknown 70 other localities
Besides. Maj. Mott finds the climate here
IS perfection for this special form Of milf
tary activity, and "a gallery is pres
ent'-by which. We presume. IS meant
large and enthusiastic audience, which
appears to be necessary for the develop
ment Of military horsemanship.
1t is safe TO say that the army school
OF equitation VIII not be transferred 70
Washington. Army officers realize that
there is such thing as getting too many
Of the members OF their profession on
duty at the National Capital. and with
the army school OF equitation already es-
tablished. with facilities adequate to it's
conduct. at Fort Riley. Kans., the gov
ernment would hesitate to go to the extra
expense Of re-establishing a station in
Washington.
Doubtless the plan would be re-
eeived with favor by officers who would
ike to live ct the' seat Of the govern
ment. and we are not lacking In a full
appreciation Of the splendor which the
local exhibit of trained military riding
would be. There would have 10 be some
other argument In favor OF the transfer
Of the school than that IT will be some
thing good 20 look upon.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Walking and Behavior.

Hand in hand. through life together" g"
is the good old way for tho married
couple to make their journey through the
joys and trials OF the world. The man
has been the pursuer OF the womaA ever
since the antique days Of matrimoay by
right OF capture. In modern courtship, the
swain and maid who have regard for
conventions. walk side by side
Even after marriage, the husband does
not offer his arm. unless the wife be III
or lame, or IN some other stress OF cir
cumstance. But a critical observer vas
recently shocked in New England town
by beholding a young man taking a girls
arm. with an air of proprietorship. II
is 20 be hoped that the solecism was In
diudual and not symptonatic OF an inno-
walton that may become customary.
A distinctly novel honeymoon feat OF
is recorded in New Hamp-
shire. This newly wed couple walked
from the summit Of Mount Washington
over four other mountains to their hotel.
a distance Of nine miles. All the way.
the groom wore a frock coat. a tall hat.
and patept leather shoes. while the
brides attire included a light dress. a
Paris hat. and shoes with high heels.
Both reached home exhausted But per-
haps their experience emphasizes the
need OF making apparel ft the occasion.
\ maa SHOULD know better than 10 go
fshiug in a tall hat. or to go TO q wedding
In tan shoes. or 20 wear white gloves
for the tennis court. The number OF girls
who don a hinsy gown for cross-country
should decrease. If they begin
With such simple lessons. they viii know
better than to make transnontane we'd
ding journeys in urban apparel. just TO
make copy" FOR gleeful summer CORE
spondents.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
A Perennial Farce.

Certain New York newspapers have
been busily engaged during the past few
months in tanning into flame the diff
ferences between the so-called theatrical
trust and the Independent" managers.
This controversy has been kept before
the public until people are becoming heart
ily sick Of the whole business.
It appears that periodically certain
prominent hackers Of theatrical attrac-
tons sever their business connections
with one side or the other and go over
to the enemy" From an outsiders point
OF view, the only object 70 be gained by
these gyratory performances is to keep
bravely and constantly in the public print.
The idea that chain Of theaters pre-
sided over by one set Of theatrical can
tains OF industry can present any pos
sible advantages superior to those con-
trolled by the opposing coterIe OF moeuls
seems absurd to the uulnltated.
The open door" is the slogan and war
cry Of one side, and it appears 10 be n
particularly obnoxious phrase 70 the ears
OF the opposition. The condemnation OF
a trust or syndicate should only be done
in spirit OF tAe utmost fairness. II
Is true that combine has existed for
some years. and for a tine operated
against certain managers who were with
out the fold. and. what was more i'm
portant was worked to the discomfort
ard inconvenience OF the theater-go,np
public. II is also a fact however. that
the opposition to the oHgiaaI trust has
grown to the proportions Of a syndicate
on its own account. with brand new thea
ters and an imposing array OF actors
and actresses to begune the patrons OF
those houses.
The public and the press. however, are
not called upon 10 take sides. Jointly
they are chiefly Interested IN the quality
and the character Of the attractions which
are offered in exchange for the indlvid-
ual's money. The protection that the
press through It's dramatic critics, offers
the public is solely along the lines Of
ultimate results. The deus ex machina OF
the theater is unimportant when viewed
from this standpoint.
Let the two syndicates fight or not.
as they see TT; but while we would
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
SUNDAY. AUGUST s, 1909.
MORE WASHINGTON PARKS

Not only does The Washington Herald
favor the opening up Of Rock Creek
Park. a magnificent reservation which
the public now enjoys so little asd OF
which It really knows SO little. owing to
its inaccessibnlty. but this newspaper
likewise favo5s. and favors strongly. a
general extension Of Washington's park
ing system.
1t favors the purchase OF all the occu-
pied ground on the south side OF the
Avenue, without unnecessary delay. upon
terms equitable alike to the owners and
the government
It favors a park for Georgetown. a park
for Columbia Heights. and additional
parks for other sections Of the city that
need them
1t favors the purchase by the District
OF available trlangles in all parts Of the
city limits 10 add 70 the breathing spaces
Rs our population multiples.
1t favors, Of course. the further rec
lamation Of the Potomac fats. and
shares. heartily. the hope OF President
Taft that. at no distant day. this fair
Capital may be enclrcled by a continu-
Gus park and driveway. connecting Poto-
mac Park and Rock Creek ard embrac-
ing the Soldiers Home grounds.
These projects are ambitious. but none
too ambitious for Washington. The time
to extend our parking system by pur-
chase IS now-not In the nea decade
Every years delay is adding to the
value Of the ground which the District
needs. and there is not doubt what
ever that values will increase more ran
idly henceforth than heretofore. All OF
US know how Washington has expanded
the past two decades. but FEW OF US
comprehend. perhaps the greater strides
now beginning. Even a conservative
and inadequate comprehension OF what
is IN store FOR the clty-a faint concep-
ton OF what this already glorious Cap
itay Is destined to be--vin emphasize the
wisdom Of anticipating the future in
these parking propositions. It IS prudent
business sense. and Congress undoubtedly
can be made to see it IN this light. II
proper effort be made.
The Board Of District Commissioners
should make more than merely per
functory recommendations for the extes-
sion Of our parking system. and the
Board Of Trade and Chamber OF Com
merce should help. and help nightly. as
both organizations can do.
That President Taft Will do his par
we ali know. He is committed TO It.
and is the ardent, helpful friend Of the
City OF Washington in all things
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

its own agents or 20 throw up its hands
in acknowledged inability or unwilling
ness - enforce the law. But It is an
nounced that there will be no change In
the attitude Of the city police toward
Illegal liquor selling. Prohibition may not
be suited TO the population OF Charleston,
but pending the election the law should
be obeyed. Charleston has succeeded in
abollshing the contemplate robbery called
policy. and has bapished larger gamblers
who formerly hourished. The authorities
should prove themselves also stronger
than the influences that violate the liquor
law pending the result Of the popular
vote.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
PEDESTRIAN AND MoTOR1sT.
Two Points of View Entitled to
BrOad-minded Sympathy.

Two Points OF View Entitled to
BrOad-minded Sympathy.
From the Louisville Couisr-Journal.
When man who has been a pedes-
trian all his lie becomes a motorIst
his point Of view changes before he
learns the difference between a spark
plug and wind shield. When be walked,
bull-necked men. seemingly sufferers
fron the brand OF honicidal maHia 10
which Mr.. Thaw laid claim vixen he
wanted to take refuge in an asylum.
made desperate attempts 10 run him
down and aatten him out Having be-
come motorist. he IS surprised 70 find
that the highway is infested by crack
Drained individuals who are stupldly
afraid when a motor car approaches at
a moderate rate OF speed, and who
seem to take a malicious delight IN
Jumping the wrong way and trying
70 let him In for arraignment for
murder. Truckmen Ilnger upon the
crossing 20 prevent hira from passing
Domestic animals and barnyard towels
SIT doWR IN the road 20 gum hts Fun-
ming gear With gore. Persons IN car
riages display distress signals vixen he
approaches, although their horses con-
template his chugging car with apa-
the1c eyes. showing themselves TO be
more thoroughly city broke" than theIr
owners. Knowing that the two points OF
view must continue 10 exist while some
men ride in motor cars and some do not.
the really broad-minded person must
sympath!ze with both.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

much rather they would not. as long as
they harm no one but themselves II Is
not our purpose 10 interfere. Recrimina-
ton and libel have entered pretty freely
into the controversy. and even. reached
the point OF personal violence when a
manager and his party were forcibly
elected from rival house in Atlantic
City.
The constant thirst for advertisement on
the part Of the theatrical profession. 10
whom. Indeed. publicity is the very
breath OF life. has rendered the hitherto
unsuspectlRg public more Suspicious. and
year by year We are becoming sadder and
wiser as TO the motives behind all this
hercely wased ninsic warfare.
The proof OF the pudding IS n the
eating" and the managers who IN all
sincerity give the public the best pos
sible return for IT'S money. and at the
same time maintain the dignity Of the
drama. Heed have no fear OF business
rivalry or spiteful antayonism. Yhey will
snd arrayed on their side both the press
and the public.