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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
WINTER MEETING CLOSES.
Vermont Bu.nni"nI ana Birh Clubs A.
SCuhIp Newt during Precautionary.

Middlebury, Jan. 2i.-rhe closing
sessions of tho Vermont Botanical
club, the Vermont BIRD club and the
New En- Gland Federation Of Natural
History societies were held here yes
terday with short papers of scientific
Interest by various members. Mr..
Blanchard Of Westminster discussed
"Blackberrics" of which he Eas re-
| Gently discovered 1G new varieties. !.
II. Emcrton Of Boston reported a robin
which built p nests in ONE season -
which Prof shaw Of Mortified added
case Of robin using paper ribbons
with which to decorate ner nest ana
Prof perkins If Burlington told OF
similar decorating with point lace
Other papers were read by President
Braincrd aud Rufus Crane OF Middle
bury. Miss Dclia Isabel Griffin cf st.
Johusbury. George J.. Kirk OF Rutland,
Mrs. Elizabeth p. Davenport OF Brat
tlcboro. prof. H. O. Rug Of Dartmouth
College, Miss Nancy Darling Mrs. Web
ster and Mrs. Underwood of Hartland.
y. !. Gidlines Mrs. Nellie F. Flynn.
Miss a. j.. Carpenter and Miss Mary
Robinson Of Burlington.
Some romarkahlc exhibits Of lantern
photography were shown vita lectures.
one 90 these was by Prof. G II. Per
kins on the herring 2ulls which nest
on the Four Brother islands in Lake
Champlain whore they arc protected
by thcir owucr Col. Edward Hatch
Jr.. of New YORK. DR.. II T. Perkins
gave a clear exposition OF colored
photographs hv US" Of Lumicre auto
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a strong pleas for the bin and told Of
the conditions in his town. Mr.. Ba-
con of Hartford favored the bill Mr.
Goodell OF Nottingham and Mr.. Boycc
OF Proctor opposed the bill. Mr.. Ken
dali Of STAFFORD moved the previous
question ana Mr.. Sowles OF Alburgh
csllcd for the yeas and nays; the roc
suit was CO yeas and 1874 nays and the
bin was refused n third reading.
THIRD READING REFUSED.
II. 625--For the protection of APP
prenticcs. Mr.. Bloomer of West Rut-
land urged the passage of the bill.
Mr.. Pitts of Mendon moved that the
bill be dismissed. but the motion
faIlcd Mr. Wcbbcr of Woodbury. OPP
posed the bill as did Mr.. Williams of
Newport. Mr.. Tuden of BARRE C!tv
said that the bill wa a bad one and
should under no consideration pass.
Mr.. Miller Of Bethel thought that con-
ditiOns between labor and capital
We're growing better all the time and
questioned the advisability of passing
the BILL Mir. Lcary of Burlington on
posed the bill and Nj. Iinsdale Of st.
George moved the previous question.
JOINT HLSOLUT1ON.
Bv Mr pcBoer OF Montpelier ex-
tending the time for publishing and
issuing the sessic.' laws OF 1908 until
March ~. Adopted on the part Of tho
House
ON motion of Mr. croft Of Berkshire
the House at $50 adjourned.
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A CURE FOR
NEURALGIA
Remarkable Recovery at Lisbon
Proves Its Power in This
Painful Disease.


Neuralgia Is Inflammation of nerve.
This inflammation is sometimes caused
by exposure to cold, sometimes bv the
nerve irritation arising from a dccaved
tooth az all causes. ho,vevor a concr,l
J~,,;i;, - 49,, ,,.sto,,, L. H.. &c.. ~ ,"l
aco'i'y VA NJ, nv, - 80 ~ :'i 'no iio''
irequen'' ire ii''sO oniineh' her'.
specialists ahe IN" greatest medical
writers aGrce on tins point.
Lack of blood il almost always associ-
ated with neuralgia. Build upthe blood.
the IMPOVERISHED nerves are fed and the
neuralrio pains disappear. Absolute
rest is the best aid to proper medical
treatment
The cure Of Mrs F. G. Carter, of No.
High street. Lisbon, n. H.. by the uec
of DR.. Williams Pink Pills should lead
other sufferers from neuralgia to try this
remedy. Mrs. Carter says
Following some trouble with my
teeth | was afflicted with neurslgia j.
the head. The pains were terrible ana
sometime caused me to faint | also HAD
dreadful headaches. was confined to
bed as often as two or three days p
week. For two years | had no relief
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STUDENT Fl,EJTRCCULED.
S,r,,r, n live Wire ~ Corneii-.Scc-
onh Accident in u Junior Week.

ithaca. Y. Y. Jan. ia cloud vas
cast over tho festivities Of Junior wo"l1
AZ Cornell University by thc 'c"iicNtai
eiertrocution to-nieht of Hmkman Lea
Witt Of East Orange. y. J. Walking With
a ooMpanion walter : Otto. Of Mil
waukec. lie struol; the c.y wire Of
mole neor the Cascahilla school olildnE,
which had become charged from high
mower feed wire and died from tie snocil
shortly after being taken - his frator-
nifty house the Iota Psi building. Lea
witt was q member Of rho class If 1'l,
in mechanical el~inoering. curing fun
ior week last wear q student vas burn
ed in the Alpha Tau Omeeo fraternity
house Gre.
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PASSED IN CONCtRRENCE WITH
PROPOSALS OF AMENDMENTs.
w. SG-ro amend the charter of tho
city Of Rutland.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
H. Providing for Il moro uniform,
system of examination of teachers
H. 1923 Relating to examinations o,
pupils.
APPROVED RY THE GOVERNOR,
:, 90 no,,,
'E 10 ne "i"-
oo 49,, WI rear es'a'e'
-,oo ,Ooc 20 , ,,,,.,' ''''" S'''ions
,a,,. .,c,,, t.. N," '"''S' re-
$. 156--An act to amend section
e., w. - ,.,,,a I'oz, eh'l''e''
~, ~" ,,e, =" ,., ,'," =, '"e ,hurch oi
,,,as, n,no,," ,r,.,.. -'''n 'pe'.er ''u'
aa.,,.' Ho'"'N'
., inc oou"
,, wa" 1 nm,, ,na s,otc of v"n. %, e neI
,,'.,., -. i''N i'''
wealth Of Massachusetts 10 Poultncy
RIVER
- ~" "'' ~ una Tor repair
s. tG0-An act 10 pay certain per
sons the sums therein named
THIRD READING ORDERED. As
AMENDED.
II .po.o,i,o .to ,,,o ,o,,,a,ro,,,-
Of an.on,ohilos and motor vcriclos ,rd
fine disnosition of tho rcgi,tr,tio-
fees Tbo seuotn nj tbroo o.cIo.,,
wont into = committee or tbo whole
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Part OF A BOSTON GANG.
Two Russian bandits Attempted High
way Robbery in LONDON

7.reton tsu. ?i-The TWO Russian
bandits who tcrrorized London IN an at
empt ct niShway robbery yesterday
when two persons were lillcl and 20 in
iured. arc believed to ne a part Of the
gang which murdered end ~obhed $ Neral
persons hcre last summer end Chief
watts of the bureau Of criminal investi-
s-atiou to-day sent long letter with pho
foeraphs to Scotland Yard. Chief Watts
expressed the oeinion to-day that the
man r London identified as Paul Hell
ueld Of Riga sailor. Is chris Ze.ton.
the leader of Tho Boston gang.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
FUN AT MOCK SESSION.

The neck session held this evening
i'm Representatives hall by the pages
~ the Senate and House attracted the
star audience of the session. several
hundred people being present for whom
il was impossible to find seats. Rep
resentative Harry Daniels of East
Montpelier acted as speaker. Reprc-
tentative Bowles of Woodford as House
'lork and Senator Flagg of Orango
rs assistant clerk, Senators potter
nd Hobart ana Representatives Good
a. Lewis and Mudgett ana Balm were
he swift footed pages. Scores of
bills and joeSt resolutions were intro
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duced by the pages, many of which
gave evidence that the young lads
had been very apt pupils In legsia-
tive parlanCe and proceedings. Tho
session lasted an hour and half and
was a whirl Of laughter from begin
ming to end.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
House Almost Unanimous in Re.
fusing 1t a Third Read.
ing.
NO new NORMAL SCHOOL
House refuses to Appropriate FOR the
Bcneft of Joknson-BiH Granting
Inukecpers' License Also Kill
ed-Public Utilities Hill
Signed by Governor.

Montpelier Jan. o1-The primary cleo
ton bill on which the Senate spent so
much time and discussion Ia q dead let
ter. The House this afternoon almost
unanimously refused the bill third
reading. The committee on elections rem
dered an adverse report and there was
no discussion of the measure before it
was put away.
The Senate bill TO prevent unlawful
attachment of wages by trustee process
occasioned a lively debate in tho House
this afternoon and was finally refused
third reading. This bill provides a
penalty of $50 for anyone wilfully aid
Ing or ahett!ng in causing wages for
personal services, such as are exempt
from attachment. to he attached. MI
Barber of Brattleboro moved to amend
the bill by striking out all after the
onacting clause, and inserting IN lieu
thereof House mll No . commonly
known as the trustee process bill which
passed tho House early I'm the session
and was refused third reading in the
Senate.
Mr.. T.eary Of Burlington objected to
the amendment on the ground that it
was in violation of rule - which pro-
hibts bringing any measure n second
Time before eitEor branch Of the leg
islaturo. Nj Davis OF Springfield said
the bill would saddle the mistakes of
lawYer on his client
The proposal Of amendment was re-
tected and tho third reading of the
bill was refused
r1ctt avn c.,,r- c
tish and game legislation also came
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1,ovo,ioral oxorci-.s. WA ,,,nd,rted bv
,,o p,. ,,,n... ,..l. ...,ra.on,oti,c
f,.,,,, r,aa,,eai,
''iNI' N'A 49, o'''-Nf'D'
II. lN-Io prevent gi1 ms false IN
formation to newspapers.
II. 47>-FroyidinE that liquor SOLD by
licensees shall be p1roh; sod Of H. nsee4
of the fourth class.
s l5H-Relatiug to- the .aNation Of rail-
'''N''
p>scrD * CoNrr.ppr>Cr
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4 FTATHERLEsS BIPED.

There was strange man here to SEQ
NcV to-day papa" said little Ethel as
Tho ran to meet her father in the hall
Did he have a hill?'
''No papa he had just a plain nose. -
Tit-BitS
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no 1NNKEEPERS LICENSE.

The senate bill providing for eighth
| class or inkeepers' licenses which was
made special order in the House this
morning, fotnd anly two men. Mr. Hins-
dale Of st. George and Mr.. Divoll of
| RCCEinhafG. To raise a voice IN its sup
| port ANA BY "A vote OF 40 to 5S the bill
was refused third reading. Several
amendments which would vltate the bill
we're proposed ana rejected. Mr. Jones
of sudbury would have IT amended so
| that licensees could not sell to any per
son in the State. Nj Davis of Brighton
wanted II amended so that il would take
! 80 instead of q per cent. of the free
holders signing petition for such a
license ana Mr. Howe OF bennington
uovcd to amend the amendment making
ii 80 per cent. OF the legal voters
The names Of those VINO spoke against
this bill may he found N the official re-
pert Of the House proceedings.
VOTE on SALARY GRAB.
The yea ana nay vote Of the House on
the bill raising the pay of members Of
the Legislature, including those of the
present session. was as follows:
Those members who voted N the
affirmative were AclleI. Allyn, of Pan
,a,,,., ua,., i,.,,.,.,.1
,o ,,'., ,,,' &C.,.
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turner oushiil""' '"'''''H, ''.i'',''
baNiS oi l''s"'on N'l ,e'''
laws OF print"e'u' i''I'''' ''''''4"''
Drew puna' Ems Oh ',oS''rh. ''"'o,.o"'
emery fs'e!, h''elle'"' ''''on' ri'"-
gerald flhl, ro'u' r"'''S"'' "I"i Va
hlooh"clo' ul'ei % ','''"'
foodeH OF Nhlunsnah,, "o"uW'"' could
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hea"' tie"es, i''ohS' .'i"' nun, 'l'""'"
OF "eoISla' '"i''VS' '"''',9o' VI ''''' ''''
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N"nda" OF 0'a"o'u. No"'.aH VI
Nea'hersheid' heEes' hHo"'i Ha'Hp Oh
BRADFORD Lamp ol Mo"h'""' l-'i"pcr'o"'
leray' Lewis 81 Nor"lc"' LAWS oi roy
Long, Looms AHcoi""ei' Ma'S"an "I
Somerset, Marth OF f'sSeN' M''IarShaN'
Medor' Mliieh OF '"Hior"' MH'or OF
Nc't'e'" -"i'l''" 70
nelson MOTIFS fa''S.' I''N'' VI 'o''n-
SON farNer OF '"N'',' "'''' ""''"'
Perry, PERKINS OF hut'"h" '""!', f'"HeN'
fltfS OF Me'o"" nus % iH'"ou"'
Potter OF HeIVioere' io''. 81 n'',''"'n'
Powers, Ray feF""' Nr'' H"o'..So''
ROBERTS rowe N"'""VH o'''""l" o"''
man, Sims. Shith Oh Au"S"n' N'n''h "'
shrewsbury Sml'h III w. S"W''S'
| SpOor. STANLEY, Sllnha'" H. 'l'N"' i"H'pl'-
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said board that the graduates of such
teachers.
BILL. KILLED.
II. 6So-To provide for the construction
and equipment of a normal school build
ing ut johnson.
Mr. Martin OF Plainneld questioned the
advisabilitY of the passage of the bill in
question. thinking it unwise to appro-
pirate n small amount this vcar and re
quire similar amounts to he appropriate
ed b. future Legislatures re also
thought the idea was to locate the pro-
posed new school at Johnson. Mr.. Hitch
cock of Pittsford also opposed the
scheme ana thought IL unwise to locate
the school Mt Johnson. He favored tho
plan for greater and better normal
schools and VIXEN the proper plan was
proposed would be glad TO vote 100000
for It.
Mr.. Davis Of Springfield favored the
bill. Mr.. Jones Of sudbury opposed the
hill as dld Mr. Williams Of Newport
Mr. Emery Of Eden favored. The yeas
and nays were demanded by Mr.. Parker
Of Johnson. tho result being yeas 81, nays
l4j AMI the House refused to pass the
bill
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. GA To appropriate q certain sum
for the University Of Vermont and State
Agriculture College
H. GS5-To ccdc Ia .hc United states
exclusive jurisdiction Of the land in Eur
l.ngton. conveyed to tho United States
D." the University OF Vermont.
s. officiating to the annual encamp-
nicnt OF The National Guard.
s. 1911 regulate the sanitation Of
slaughter houses.
On motion Of Mr.. Lewis Of Norwich
the House adjourned.
E-AFTr3RNOON.
Tho committee on mileage and deben-
which WAS adopted.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
S. l6l-Amending an act relating 10
the charter of the Mottowee Valley Rail-
read company.
THIRD READING ORDERED
S. 124-To pay J. c. Griffith the sum
therein named.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
II. lGi-An act to provide for repairing
the outlet of Lake Morey in the town
of Fairlee.
| H192-An act to amend section 1907
Of the public statutes, relating to mar
rage certificates.
II. 945-An act relating to the sale of
| liquor by licensees.
to the House of Correction. state prison,
. Vermont Industrial school and Vermont
! state hospital FOR the insane, and to
| provide salaries for sheriffs.
! II. 3i1-An act defining the powers of
| game wardcns and in addition to chapter
go Of the public statutes.
II. 533-.An act relating to camping in
( the public highways.
| II. 5g9-An act TO pay certain State 5
| attorneys the sums therein named
H. c03-An set to amend section AS!
Of the public statutes. relating to dis
examination by agents of life insurance
| companies
! H. 609--An act to amend NO 233 81 the
| acts Of 1896 entitled IAN act 70 incor-
! porate the Citizens Telephone company
H. 6l3- An act To- amend section . Of
I No. 1915 Of the acts Of 1856. entitled IAN
oct to Incorporate the Bethel graded
/ school district"
H. GIG An act making February 10
! 1909. legal holiday.
r. GiS-An act to incorporate the First
/ CONGREGATIONAL Church and society of
Shoreham. Vermont.
! II. 6i9 An act in addition to No 81 If
tie acts Of 1880, entitled IAN act to in
. c,rr,ratA No ,-ilIaC. ~ IN ,-dv wick
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stops itching instantly. Cures niles.
eczema. SAT- rhcuD. t"ttcr. itcn. hives,
herpes se&hies Doans ointment A.
any drug store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
THIRD RE- DING ORDERED.

H. 27i-Relatlng to fire districts.
THIRD READING REFUSED.
n G2S-Relatins to roads for the re-
noval Of lumber. Mr.. Boyce of Proctor
offered minor amendment which the
House refused 20 adopt.
ORDERED TO LIE
H. Gio-An act to provide for the sup
port % the government.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. 6ii--Reiat!ng to descent.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED,
H. officiating to the Rutland free
lit,ary.
THIRD READING REFUSED.
II. S--To appropriate money to the
trustees of the permanent school fund
In part liquidation of the Huntington
fund.
II. 4l0-To license seiring in Lake
Champaign, Missisquoi BAY and Lake
Mcmphremagug The bill was report
cd adversely. but Mr.. Fletcher of cay
pndish opposed the committee report
lie told of the history OF SEEMING and
Of the promises made by Canada tina,
seining in her waters were about Ia
stop lie strongly urged the passaSc
Of the bill. as did Mr., Ames of iiol-
land who thought that the passa &c
of the proposed law would result IN
| .he passage Of q beneficial internal p
| lanai law. Mr.. crown of MiddloScN
mt Mr.. FISH of Vcrgenncs opposed
| the bill. Mr. Sowles of Alburgh made
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17
Strenqth Of a Whale.

An anecdote illustrating the great
strength OF the whale IS told US by an
eyewitness. Sidney King. who says
that while at Grand Manan last week
he saw a large specimen swimming
about at Seal Cove. near the mooring
at that place.
The large sardine boat 0uida, owned
by William Russell and Grover Cook,
was tied up for the winter with a six
inch and a fourinch bride 10 the
mooring. In playing about the vessel,
which is of some IA tons burden, the
sea monster either accidentally or by
way of sport took the two large ropes
in his mouth and started 10 swim TO
bottom. The vessel heeled over and
took in water. the chocks were torn
completely eff her deck, and finally
both ropes We're parted by the terrific
strain, setting the vessel adriff.
She was tied UP again without dam
age. but it shows what a whale could
do if he was really enthusiastic-Ken
nebec Journal.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17
LEGAL NOTICE.
State of Colorado, !
County of Clear Creek

State of Colorado, !
County of Clear Creek
In the County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Viola
J. Milne, deceased.
Order to show cause on petition to
sell real estate.
This matter coming on to be heard on
this 18th day of April, A. D. 1909, upon
the petition filed herein by John Trath-
en-, administrator of said estate, for
the sale of the following described real
estate, or portion thereof to-wit:
Lots numbered eleven 11) and
twelve Q2) in block numbered sixty
four in the City of Idaho Springs,
| County of Clear Creek and State of
Colorado, for the purpose of paying the
costs of administration and debts.
claims and charges against the said
estate.
And it now appearing to the court
from the said petition that proper and
legal grounds exist for the sale of all
or portion of the said real estate
Now. therefore, it is ordered by the
court that all persons who are legatees
or devisees of said estate or any part
thereof or heirs of said decedent be and
appear before the said court at the
court room of SAID court in the town Of
Georgetown, County of Clear Creek,
and State of Colorado, on the 18th day
of May, A. d. 1909, at the hour of one
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day,
then and there to show cause, if any
there be, why an order should not be
made directing the said John Trathen,
administrator as aforesaid. to sell the
whole or so much of said real estate as
may be necessary for the purposes
specified in said petition.
1t is further ordered that this order
be published for at least four success
i've weeks in the Idaho Springs Sitting:
News, weekly public newspaper pub
lished in said county.
And it is further ordered that w.
McGintie, Esq, of said county of Cleal
Creek. be and he is hereby appointed
as guardian ad litem for Robert II
Milne, Clarence R. Milne, Belmont Z
Milne and Ruth c. Milne, minors, t.
appear in behalf of said minors at thu
time and place aforesaid, and resis
said petition
By the court.
WALTER S. HOBBS,
County Judge.
lst pub April Il; last pub May Is, 1909
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17
HIS ERRGkO IN CANDY STORE
Absent-Minded Man at Last Discovered
What He Wanted.

let me see now" mused the aD.
sent-minded man as he stood at tho
counter in the candy store with lar
away look in his eyes. What was j,
| came in here for2'
Was it d tack hammer" asked the
Young woman who had come forward
TO take his order, with a sly wink al
the other clerks.
NO, it wasn't that" he said.
OR a pumpkin pie?" she suggested d.
NO
Maybe it was pound of tea OF a
ton of eoal?"
No. I'm sure 1t wasn't those. You
see. | had list of things my wife
wanted me TO get. but have carelezs
ly lost it, What was it now that l came
in here for?'
How about a lawn mower?
NO: | bought one yesterday"
Or a mustard plaster?"
"No.'
or bottle Of ink"
no"
Could it be possible that you came
in here for some candy"
"Ah, that's that's it," he elee
fully exclaimed. Yes, | want t~c
pounds of chocolate creams. and
thank you very much for helping ms
out"
And the absent minded heaved {
sigh of relief as he went on his wa,
with the purchase.-A. b. Lewis. il
! Bohemian.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17
MRS. JusTWED's LITTLE zE7o=
Just Why the ~ acra a-Jf..e % ~
Tas-c aht.

81 have cooked a lite SIT rise fol
YOU, dear" sal sas -ss Jus e7sa 81
AN almond soGIe icr II or dinner
got the recipe from that me- cocker
book that came as a wedding present
and the instructions are moss clear
Handy isn't it, book Ike that? IL
sure the thing will turn out a success
Arthur smiled in dubious sort oi
way, and temporized about the success
as he looked AT the soutiie.
Cant say | like it, he said after
he first mouthful. Sure you got Ii
Instructions right darling? II taste
cry funny"
"Oh, yes" responded Eleanor, viii
tears in her eyes 4 can say them b-
heart from the book. Just hear M
And she reached down the volume
Take half pound Of grated al
monds-"
Quite right" interrupted Arthur
following with his finegr.
"One pound of astor sugar; mix wei
with white of three fresh eggs
Correct" said her spouse. as sha
continued breathlessly:
Add two ounces Of white pepper
Pepper, Great goodness! said iL
unhappy man as he turned over tAs
leaf
TWO large carrots chopped iaEo
lice. a spoonful OF mustard. four
chopped onions. and"
Stop, Stop, You must be wrons
I'm sure, Why, my dear, thought Sc.
You are muddling up almond soulie
with Irish stew. You've forgotten to c3l'
he leaves OF this blessed cooker
book"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17
Dark Future Pictured.

London as a fishing village was pic
tured by Sir William Ramsay at the
annual meeting of the British Science
guild He was dealing with the ques-
ton of the national coal supply, which
he said it was estimated would be
exhausted in from 500 to 500 years
Are We going to pay attention to af-
forestation so that when coal is gone
We skall have vood?' he said. Ii
is horrible to look forward to a fish
ing village of London built on the top
of some magnificent ruins. and with a
population of 5000 or 5000 support
ed by the pursuit of agriculture"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17
NOTICE

The Regular Annual Election of
School District No. 5, Clear Creek
Colo will be held on Monday, May 3,
1909, for the purpose of electing one
director for the term of five years as
provided by law and one Director to
fill vacancy term expiring May 1911.
The polls'will be open between the
hours of 3 O'Clock and O'Clock p. m.
at the office of the City Clerk of the
city of Idaho Springs, Colorado.
r. -. -, EDWIN B CLAYTON,
Sec'y School Dist. No. 5, Idaho
Springs, Colo, Apr. 9, 1909. ..- i.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-17
Round Trip Winter Tourist Rates to The
Cult Coast and Mexico

The Colorado & Southern has placed
on sale at very low round trip winter
tourist ticket to points in Texas, the
Gulf Coast, Florida, Cuba, and Old
Mexico These rates are on sale daily
until April Both, and allow liberal lin
its and stop-over privileges. There are
also attractive low rates to the
City Of Mexico via the Gulf tours, going
or returning through Cuba and Flor
ida. For particulars, reservations, de-
scriptive booklets, call on your agent,
or address T. E. Fisher, General
Passenger Agent, Colorado Southern
Ry., Denver. Colo.
Chas. F. Devlan's wood yard 1927
Water St. Leave orders Economy Store.
Heinze' pure cider vinegar the best
on earth for picking. At Thero's s
market only.
The Clear Creek and Gilpin Trust Co
does general bankingbusiness.