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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-10-29
Mining Application No. 0lse45 Mineral Survey
No. 1885,
U. S. Land Office. Denver. Colo,

U. S. Land Office, Denver. Colo,
August q, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that Lucy Coulter and
Frank Purdy, by Martin Miner. their attorney in
fact and Martin Miner. hose postofiice address is
idaho Springs Colorado. have made Hppl, ca ion
for patent for 1900 linear feet respectively on the
Portland and Independence iodes bearing gold
and silver. with surface ground $50 feet in width
respectiwely, situate in Lincoln mining district
Clear Creek County, State OF Colorado and de-
scIibed in the plat and field notes on file In this
office as follows viz:
PORTLAND LODE.
sol fl n 40 81 and 9y9 # AZ "a " from dis
W cor sc 80 twi 8 r "a W of the 9Th D. m,
bears 11o g. TO- W I545 s. #: thence 4so 26e 1iJ
IL to cor No. 2; thence 40 81 W 200 II TO cor No
3; thence 4So 26' " $50 # to ,or No. 4. thence
4l' "a 1900 # 10 cor No. /. the place OF begin.
ming
INDEPENDENCE LODE
SIT n 41o 81 e and 1494 n S 40 81 W from dis.
covery shaft. Beginning at cor No ] whence the
sw cor sec 36 twp 2s. "a W of the 6ih D. m bears
10 81 2V 5557.19 #; thence $50 26' i50 II to
cor No. 2; inence A. 81 1900 feet to cor No. 3;
thence 4So 26 W $50 # to cor No. 4. thence ~
a. 1900 feet to cor No. l. the place of beginning
Containing s.e44 acres, expressly excepting and
excluding al conflict with Surveys Nos 14013 and
1902. and forming portion of the unsubdivided
twp 3s. a Of the principal meridian Said
location being recorded in vol l59. page 367 Of the
record. of Clear Creek county. Colorado
Adjoining claimants owners of above excluded
surveys.
C. y. FORD. Register.
1st pub Aug q: last pub Oct 20. 1910.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-10-29
Long offeiaI Of Noted School.

Long offieiaI Of Noted School.
James Edward Gaffney, who for
nearly 20 years on1ciated a. the
school clerk at Elton. has Just retired.
ne had to know about everything con-
nected with the administration Of the
scnool down to the initials Of . mem
DER OF the third form. The majority
ot famous Etonians' names are to be
!ound In his "Tardy Book" He had
70 see that . fresh birch was made
every boy "swished."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
REAL ESTATE NEWS AND THE
CITY'S BUILDING OPERATIONS
S oHOOL GKOUNDS.

The real estate market was quiet dur
Ing the past week No sales OF moment
were made. The summer Calm Is on in
earnest. Conditions generally. however
were more hopeful during tho pas, week
than in the week previous. Considerable
inquiries are being received by local deal
ers from people on the outside. and IL is
known that several large deals are IN the
making. The opening Of the Salt Lake
ditions TO some extent, More visitors arc
now making Salt Lake City. and many
OF these new arrivals will doubtless be-
come investors when the advantages OF
the city are made plain TO them.
The Anderson Cummings company re-
ports the sale OF seven lots in Park
Crescent addition and the starting OF ne
EoiiatlonS for many others. Among The
deals practically closed is a piece Of bust
ness property on First West street for
a consideration OF $500 \ residence on
street, was sold TO local man FOR $4,000.
Burt & Carlqust closed contracts dur
ing the week to build n slXroom cottage
for Albert Linnell on Twelfth South and
Second East streets: five room bun ga
low on the northeast bench for Mrs, Mary
Mee5s. and siX-room double terrace on
Lake street. near Tenth South street. for
4 *, Buruham. The firm also reports
the sale of two fine fruit farms. ono To-
Gated In Granger Salt Lake county, to
Victor Bucchi, and one In Cottonwood.
with $50 fine fruit trees, to Ferdinand
Paul
a. c. Mahan OF the A. C. Mahan COM
pany reports the sale or siX-room mod
ern house at 20 @ street from George
=. Green TO Michael Ryan; considera-
ton, S5400.
Rich Is Morris report considerable in
quiry for desirable residence property,
During the past week the firm sold a
house and lot on Browning avenue TO j..
r. Mcmillan for $500; house and lot on
McClelland avenue to j, w. Hurley, for
$3.50; two lots In Granite Park addition
TO Fred Award The firm has also COM
mcnced the erection OF two houses.
Daney & Johnson report the sale OF q
house and lot on East Second South.
from j, i. Boggs TO John Smerer, for
$4,000
~ new drug company. to be known as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

company, VIII open Offices in the store on
Third South street formerly occupied by
Shay's cafeteria. The cafeteria Will move
next week 10 the basement OF tho Felt
building The new druS company is com
posed Of J. 4. Treasure. Ralph Nelden
and William Ferron. all well known in
local drug circles
Paul NJ Rcinhard real estate man Of
Missoula; Mont, IS guest at the knuts-
ford with Mrs. Renhard. They arc on
their way TO Los Angeles. where they
will stay a few weeks, enjoying the sea
brecZei.
Several propositions are being con-
sdcrcd for the erection OF modern
building on State street. Just below the
Orpheum theater. The property Is owned
that the leases on the ground have not
been let. but probably will be in short
time.
Contracts have been let to Holmes &
Watkins contractors. for tho erection Of
the new Overheld store building on State
street The building will bo but one
story high at present. but Will add Won
derfully TO the appearance OF State
street.
Work has been begun on tho new. Fifth
ward meeting house on the west side OF
second West. between Seventh South and
Eighth South streets. The meeting house
viii be one OF the most attractive on
tho west side.
Negotiations are on for a large tract
of South Main street property, a local
firm is considering the purchase OF acre
age close In and esta blishng. a modern
closed next week.
As soon as the tearing down work is
completed on the old home OF DR., Park
on North state street. work will be be-
gun on the new home 10 be erected by
Ashby Snow at a cost OF $4,000
\. NJ. Long, manager OF y, NJ Long
& Co, real estate Dealers returned Sat-
urday from a business trip out of the
city. Mr. Long says ne went in the
interest of bis new real estate addl-
tion. Longview park, on State street
Just below Fourteenth South.
week on the new building to be erected
by the Salt Lake Costuming company on
Third South street just beyond state
street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

building To be erected by the Wagner
Brewing company on Second South be-
tween Third West and Fourth West
streets.
Work continues on the new street 10 be
run from Third to Fourth South between
State and Second East streets. The name
OF the thoroughfaro, which is being built
by Samuel Auerbach. has not been de-
cided upon as yet.
deal involving 100000 is pending
which involves ground on East Third
South street, favorably located for a busi-
ness house Ii the proposed deal goes
through the property VIII be graced in a
short time with a three or four-story
building.
Excavation work was started Wednes-
day on the new Crane company building
on Second South and Second West
streets. The old Baptist church building
has been completely RACED and the eXca-
walton work for the new modern struc-
ture will be hurried along,
By the terms of q deal closed last week
b. the Hubbard Investment company a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

The well-kuown Lowell mansion on
the northeast corner Of Second South
and Fourth East streets is being de-
molishod. Upon the site within a year
will arise the slightly Emmanuel Bap-
tist church which is TO cost from s60-
900 to $4,000. Many people have been
interested in the work of tearing down
the residence for while il is not in keep
ing with the great mansions of the city,
time was when it was regarded as quite
pretentious dwelling. 1t was built in
the carly eighties and its owner was
John W. Lowell, one of the pioneer i'm
plement dealers of the city. Mr.. Low
ell was quite prominent citizen of that
day and was a competitor of the late
George A. Lowe in the same line. He
it was who sold out TO Grant, Odell 6;
Co. and from that beginning probably
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

high school grounds. The building will
run lengthwise north and sonth, the
sevonty.foot frontage FACING south. The
building will be constructed Of brick
and concrete and the floor will he of
mill construction and fircproof. The
ends for distance Of thirty-seven and
half feet will be one story in height,
while the center part, for Il distance of
$50 feet, viii be Two stories high
In the northeast corner of the build
ing will be the foundry department
with an entrance TO the south of it, In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

tract OF six and one -haif se,ss = !
land southeast Of Sals IsI, IL
sold to a Butte capitalist N, n
Ing in the city, aud VINO hss 80
under way for other deals n,
was formerly oWued by An, II
and was sold for $1,000.
The building permit reol )
week shows a total Of hI,er !.
calling for an expenditure o. 81
which three calling for sls.ta '.
sued NeSLorhaT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

1t is expected that within the next
two or three weeks contracts Will be
let for the erection Of the new technical
training school on the high school
grounds at Second North and Third West
streets. Plans for the building have
been completed by Cannon 6 Fetzer.
The building Will be 225x70 feet in
size and will be ercted between the
present Union school and the manual
training works on the west end of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

dates the present laroe q
Wagon & Machine comn,nv y''s'
However, the house wss G 1, !,
the interior was painted aps :, is,a. 8
i most artist c manner. A 'ar s,v'.s, .ss',a
decoration quite new ia sN n.y.
the country at that time.
theme was shown in each "a.
the house became the prars,,. . !,
Stallman and here wers ~
notable banquets, chief Of stl, s;i
recalled the reception 10 4,
Elks OF the country al ,ha (.
convention was held here.
The lot is {Ilxl22I5 fset ~, 4
church will be a fine 49,. !
grace the locality. The Rev + |;
erman stated Saturday lb,t :,
Of eXcaVating and putting !, <
dation will be commenced n :.
the church, he hoped, would /. :
o year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

tho northwest end will be the forge
room, which Will occupy one of tho
largest spaces in tho building. The
lavatories will be south of the forge.
room Further south viii be the wood
turning department and the machine
shops
On the east side of the building,
south of the foundry room will be the
entrance, the pattern shop, another en-,
trance, the finishing room and other dc.
Partments. The building has been
planned with a view 10 architectural
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
Bonds Are Being R0p~
Disposed OF

The bond issue of 1000 is being raP'.' :,
up. and will undoubtedly be, entirely eDgas'I d
first of July. The lowest denomlnatioa "' mi
and premium of $62.50, il preferred s''"
issued to each purchaser Of $500 IN ooA''' a
Ihe oflcers and board OF an 'yYs .1r .rd reEsaaS
known business men, and the character a." = ~
of the company is voucbsafed for by 'H' ,sss
eaces, which will gladly be shown 10 'A'
parties. ,.,a%|
Offices of the company are at Sol wv
ing Salt Lake City. Bell phone 229f' .ay%|
Full particulars and information giau'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

The building Will be two stories high.
with a full basement. One of the fea-
lures IN the construction of the first
floor VIII be large reception hall.
Other rooms on tins floor are the liv
ing room, the dining room and a nook
and kitchen. On the second floor will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
Building VIII Be Rushed
With All Speed

There will be time lost from now on till the
mills and roasters are turning out the finest breakfast
foods and cereal beverages in the land Mr. Rhoades
the expert predigesed food manufacturer from Battle
Creek, who has been engaged by this company TO
superntend the plant for two years is even now in
the east purchasing machinery for equpping the fac
tory Binding contracts are being signed insure the
company that all machinery and supplies will be
shipped TO Trenton as speedily freight trains can
come and the brick concrete and steel fourstory fac
tory building will be in readiness to receive them,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

be four chambers, one crossing room
and a bathroom.
The principal rooms Will be finished
in oak and the others in stained fir.
The new home Will occupy a command
Ing site. oVerlooklnr The ciiN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
First Plough Share rs Sunk
for ENcQUQtiOn

Directly after the location had been decided the plans
were opened up ground staked off, and the poughs and
scrapers which waiting for the word Immediately
began the excavations System prevailed throughout all
was in readiness and the great undertaking began its
consuaton under the most auspcous conditions That
the project will 60 through smoothly and speedily
as 1t has begun is guaranteed by the careful and system
attic manner in which every detail has been planned
The best brains the country the question of growing
the grains manufacturing and shipping the product have
been brought to play upon this enterprise and there
nothing but the greatest of in sight for ALL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

Work viii be started soon on the new
home of Governor William Spry, to be
erected at Seventh avenue and b street
Plans have been completed by Cannon
& Fetzcr local architects, and call for
an expenditure of about $4,000,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
Something Doing at Tres
Food Co. BreQ
officers OF Company Decide
on Location for Factory

The entire personnel of the National Food Com
pany including all officers and the board of directors
journeyed to Trenton Thursday and decided definitely
on the location for the factory buildings.
spot chosen on their property, lying Just
next to the railroad rghtofway, and less than 200
yards from the Trenton postofice to the north and
less than loo yards distant is situated the great Trenton
Milling Elevator Company buildings. On the east
lies the town OF Trenton and the south and west for
miles and miles stretch fields of waving grain ready
for the great factoys Truly ideal location for
such purpose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
TEDDY is BEGINNING
TO LAY HIS PLANS

OYSTER BAY. n. Y, July 3.-Colonel
Roosevelts preliminary survey OF the Held
of baltic has boon completed. Like good
general, he has nothing to say OF his
plans.
Lloyd C. Griscorn, president of the Now
York county Republican committee, did
not stay overnight at Sycamore Illl as
expected. Before ha left he gave Colonel
Roosevelt a first hand account OF just
how the colonel was beaten last week
at Albany in the night for direct primary
In the legislature.
The result of the conference has not
been disclosed. Mr.. Griscoul said before
he went up to Sycamore Fill that he
would not utter word OF what Colonel
Roosevelt and he had TO say and the
Colonel today was equally reticent He
let Il be known. however, that the real
object OF the conference was TO ding
nose what he considers the Ills OF Repuo-
licauism in the state.
The prescription has not been written
and In all probability will not be unit!
after several other specialists have been
summoned in consultation. The most inn
portant OF these consultations win be be-
tween the Colonel and Governor Hughes
when the selection Of n Republican can
didatc for governor will receive careful
consideration. II Is regarded as sure that
Colonel Roosevelt Will have q great deal
to say about that most perpleNing ques-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04

EAST ST. LOUIS. H., July 3.-One
man and q young girl were killed. an
other man probably fatally wounded and
a third man seriously injured. when Rob-
ert Higinbotham, aged 40. OF Kansas
City attempted forcibly to remove his
daughter from the home of his former
wife here today. He killed the latter s
present husband and his own daughter.
The Dead.
MICHAEL, MOSER, East ST. Louis.
EVELYN HIGINBOTHAM, aged II,
shot through the head.
The Injured.
Robert Uiginbotham, shot through
chest, probably fatal
Henry c. Fcllnuer. shot through arm
and chest; condition dangerous.
HiginDotham WAS divorced from hif
wife five years ago and two years ago
she married Moser, retaining the Gus
tody OF hor daughter. Evelyn.
Iiiglnbothnm came from Kansas City
this morning and. after making In
auirlcs. asccrtaIned where hls former
wife was living. He went TO the house
and was met at tho door by Moser. who
refused to allow him TO take the girl
fIc pulled q revolver and shot Moser
while the girl stepped In limo Just In
time to receive tho second ball. Eel
Iauer n bonrdcr, who then appeared. shot
Higinbotham. and the latter returned the
fire. when he fell TO the ground
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
MISSIONARY CLAIMS
LACK OF PROTECTION

ROME, July 3.-James P. Stuart OF ST
Louis who was sent by the American
Board OF Baptist Missions 10 Italy TO in
vcstIgatc the Baptist missions In this
country and who. with n number OF 9th
or church workers, was attacked by 4
mob at Avcino at the time OF the Garth
quake early In June, has scntya message
from that district that the protection
promised by the Italian government has
not been forthcoming.
After bolng escorted out Of Avelino by
a guard OF 200 soldiers, Mr. Stuart pro-
cccded to Rome and had n conference
with Premier Luazattl, The premier
urged upon him the deslrabilty OF remain
ing away from the district until calm
was restored and also the necessity oI
avoiding retaliatory measures. He prom
ised In return that tho American mis-
sonarics should DO protected In hi:
dispatch received here today, Mr.. Stu
art says:
notwithstanding the promise of the
government 10 grant sufficient protection
after MY arrival In this region. fanati.
cal crowd attacked the Baptist mission
aries wounding several with stones. \
detachment of soldiers restored order
tcmpovarily-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
Expert Opinions,

'--Ao, July 3.-The trainers and spar
partners OF tho two fighters tonight
: 70 the Associated Press their opin-
ine result and OF their chieftainS
|iollows:
y SAM BERGER, manager for JET
,',uh1,.es ,haes has never been one ounce bet,
49, ne is right now. j would llHed
- seen him do more boxing. He Is
~ 10 go Il route all right. but be
M lack Of spar!ng he VII! not
|3l, 10 MIS- pace as speedily as II hc
I>sT IN ah abundance OF glove practice.
MINK Johnson can hurt him anu
. Issaaser the ligh, goes the more safe
a. .elnes's chances
1.SsiES SyAsiES j. CORBErT. chief OF staff
11'aaIIes's camp:
Nm vsnesc ac Jeffries TO be In great con-
|f',s,dY AT a long. eruclllng battle. I'm
LAD r., Wat no distance would be toe
~ he MN Personally. however. In
~ AZ As nas not done more fast work.
- - :, poxing and shadow dancing. Be
y as,,.nc .nc iack OF this sort OF exer'
ntr,,s sure that Johnson viii give him
I'D 1emne Tne In tho early stages Of th'
&s bnies' however. * IN shape Il
.hlnr .'ttlhg and he'll bc strong anc
AZ J.en snen the other fellow Is Tired.
~ iies Is surc winner"
4 JeF,;IER CORNELL. chief trainer
slbls =, That Jim JefTrics could no
I h iods. IN any better physical fix thar
|1llir cc, He has gone through II sys
fourrdS dS9ufse ,ue OF training that viii late
ing %. W be an absolute novelty IN tn
frtnrssa sa'ne. II docs not make mucl
'fIes nil, now far this fight may SO
thIrtv WIN br just as fast NJ the en-
|.1k In h,ounds as he was In the first
NJ ana "ni TO outlook. outdIstauce, out
oulSame Jack Johnson"
In Fine Condition.
pssis..c sGE .cHoYNsKI. Jenries's spar
Ia a,b, never seen as finely q condi
csw es JefIrics is. II there b
cpm. his physical fitness IL ca
Ne ine 10 The surface I'm the iigh
esed d'gh s.i, certainly is perfectly traiDe'
\ "tn Jehrics and johnson whe
eantinued on Page Seven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
FRISCO FANS PAY ONE
MILLION TO SEE FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. July 3.-San Fran
cisco will pay ono million dollars 10 see
the Jeffries- johnson fight at Reno. This
Is the estimate made here by the rail-
road officials who have been handling
the special trains bound for the Nevada
fight center.
since midnight last night and until .
O'Clock tonight seventeen special trains
carrying 1000 ngbt fms have left this
city for Reno. During the preceding
cans hnd made the Nevada metropolis
their Mecca. bringing the total attendance
from this city 10 5000.
dcvotees will spend at least SIPS nj! told:
hence the deduction Of the railway traffic
managers that IL Will cost San Francisco
81 600 600 TO see the battle Of the cen
tury,"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
gY JACK JOHNSON.

Then go into the ring on the
|1srrrfh Of July to fight Mr.. Je1ries
II Elll do so with full confidence
I'D am able TO defeat him at the
rrs Of give and take. ! honestly
EiItye that In pugilism j am Jen-
|..s's master, and it Is my purpose
u demonstrate this In the most ce-
live way possible. 7 think that
/ .zos Jeffries thoroughly as fishter
|.1l With this knowledge reassur-
"a M ! am more than willing 10
/ i.iad the title Of champion against
Is
/ have trained faithfully for this
/ |sht There cannot be the slight
Il doubt that my physical condition
t /: such that Il could not be I'M
|>Gored upon. The conditions under
r,irb Lhave trained and the routine
||1li I have followed have brought
Ia 10 a state in which ! VIII be
L. 10 exert every ounce OF my
1pngth and bring Into play every
|rlrl about boxing that / know OF.
t NJ original Intentions regarding my
mining have been carefully carried
/ Gt and I could not ask sor better
|7dnlts Ever one. critics and all
t 20 have seen me. agree that l am
'.1rdIlioncd TO the notch where
L t1sh enter the ring at g moment
1flce.
4 has never been my policy before
battle to discuss the methods /
~ employ during my fight. In
PIG light, more than in any other,
q q Impossible 10 tell in detail
/ ~ how things will go. ] am going
. win. ] will be there lighting at
ing. The fight In all probability
NJ be fast through every round,
natter how far II goes. | am pre-
Nnd for long contest 81 the
's1r Is not quickly ended. and II
Fes Without saying that a short
slt would be right under my
Ever fighter on the eve OF his
4ht declares that he hopes the
~ man wins. l am quite sincere
Eren ! say ! do. II Mr.. Jefrios
H'ccks me out or gains a decision
,'tr me will go TO his corner and
gesratulnte him as soon as | am
-. Ny congratulations will be nc
Ae. / will mean Il. II Mr.. JEFF
rs has II In him 20 defeat me
olnE That ! can modestly say he Is
suited 10 all the congratulations
may receive.
S' me say In conclusion that
e5e the meeting between Mr.
Eanes and myself VIII be "A great
Of strength. skill and endur-
& The tap Of the gong Will be
~lslc TO me,