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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18

Report blanks OF the Idaho Springs
Commercial Association will be deliver
ed personally to the different mining
companies where it is possible to do so
and otherwise by mail. Should any
company whether a stock company,
close corporation of leasing pool fail to
receive copy of the blank favor will
be conferred and the courtesy apprecia
ted of having such make appliction for
the same as it is the desire of the Asso
citation to get full and complete direc-
tory Of the mining companies of this
district. The following circular letter
that accompanies these reports will set
forth the aim and purposes of such re
ports:
The Idaho Springs Commercial Asso-
citation cordially asks you to fill out the
enclosed blank at an early date. 1t is
the desire of the association to havs re-
ports of the various mining companies
on file SO that references can be made to
them whenever inquiries are received.
In this manner officials of companies can
be reached and an intelligent, prompt
and proper reply can be made and the
companies thus assisted.
There is nothing in these questions
that would in any manner prove prejud-
icial to any company. They are simply
straightforward business questions and
no company should hesitate for one mo
ment to answer them promptly. The
reports are for your assistance and bene-
fit. w. simply ask concerning your or
ganization, holdings and development
If question should arise aside from
matters of general nature it would be re
ferred to you. The association is asked
repeatedly concerning mining compa
nies. The information should be at
hand so that there may be no unneces-
sary delay in answering, as failure to
answer may be reflection on the com
pany. With a report on file the officers
know to whom to get all other informa-
ton and in this manner the best interest
is subserved. We want your prompt
cooperation in this manner. We want
to make this organization a live one for
oar mining interest. We can do so if
you will just give US this much assis-
tance and place information at our dis
posal. We trust We may be favored
with an early return of this report pro
perly filled out. Please mail to John 7.
Mallalieu, assistant secretary and OBJ,
lige,
1AE IDAHO SPRINGS CoMMEKe 1AL As
ISOLATION.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18

II you are not satisfied after using
according to directions, two thirds of a
bottle Of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets you can have your mon
ey back. The tablets cleanse and in
'igorate the stomach, improve the di-
gestion, regulate the bowels. Give
them trial and get well. Sold by J.
]. Shsrwin,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18

The work of developing the Silver
Horn group is going on in very sat
;sfactory manner The track in the 700
foot tunnel is being Strengthened and
.ut in first class condition and wherever
necessary the ti,nbering is being repair
ed and replaced. The work is being
done under the direction of j. j. Hoban
with Bishop Oxley as his right bower.
The buildings are also being repaired
and there is air Of stability in every
thing that is being done. The main
shaft has been unwatered, the last be-
ing taken out on Tuesday night. This
shaft is about 225 feet in dep h. A
ncross cut will be made at once from the
bottom of the shaft to the big Grant
vein that shows width on the surface
of about thirty feet. Another cross cut
will be made through it from the tun-
mel which will also give good depth.
The rock is OF hornblende nature and
carries four inch streak of rich native
silver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18
Assay and Chemical Out.
fit

Nearly New. For sale. Cost over
S4oo.0o. s225.00 takes it if sold i'm
mediately.
r. E. Rockwell or J. F. Clark.
Floyd Hill Colo.
In care of Forks Creek P. O.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18
MINING APPLICATION NO. olsoas MINERAL
SURVEY NO. l9O0o
U. S. LAnd Office
Denver, Colorado Aprll "a ,a,o

u y. Land Once
Denver. Colorado. April Is, 1910
NOTICE IS hereby given that Francis Phillips
whose posteifee. Is Idaho SPRINGS Colorado. has
made aPpication for patent for 10lIS linear feel
on the lode bearing gold aud silver the
came - Deins 81 9 feet s, 10 ~ W and 4sl feet
~ t. Ih nee 1854 It. i3'
from discovery cut thereon, With surface grouni
iou feet III width situate in Lover Fall Rive
Mining District. Clear creek County, STATE o,
Coioraoo, ami described in the plat and Il. Id
notes on ME IN this Office as follows viz, Regin
u ning Al = ..f. n" l. whence the Cor Sec Il
, X 4 W of the 9th P bears S $50 is, W
ALB 4 Thence i3' 1904 # to Cor No. 2
Ihn Ihsnce 9, lg I, l53.49 IT. TO Cor. No 5.
:; 30 !, ,G ~ u - g II to Cor No S Thence N
u u ~ W t55-07 # TO Cor No. G. Thence y i
~ = s2e.i9 f 10 Cor No l. the place OF beginning
oontaillIhs ? rs acres, expressly exceptint
ana exclu ing all couflrt with SURVEYS Nos. l5S0A
i5s1 A. ief4 B Am. 4595 and 1895 and b ano
forming portion of the unsubdivided Twp 3
Range "a of the 9th principal meridian, SAID
iocauon btlhg recorded in vo 1863 page o2l o.
the Hecofds of Clear Greek County Cn,nradn
Adjoining claimants Owners OF excluded sur
veys. '
c. D. FORD. Register.
st pnn Apr. %. Last pub June 25
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18

Johnson's Ice Cream boosts for
johnson, but We all must boost for the
big celebration. 1t
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18
In Your Ho mo

A nice toned piano in your home
would help make life worth
living. Terms to suit. Write to-day
The Darrow Music Co., 612-14th St.
Frank D. Darrow, Proprietor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
sick headache, prevent despondency and
invigorats the whole system. Sold by
j. j. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18

Gus Klein was in the city recently
and gives the. encouraging news that
Mhe mining conditions at the Gettysburg
mine near the Lexington, up Squirrel
oulch, are looking fine. In company
with his pal, Charles Hoskins, they at
tended a meeting Of the pool known as
the Swastika, At Denver. to confer with
their associates who have that faith in
the mining section around the Lexing
ton that they do not hesitate to invest
their money and they realize that Gus
vill do the best possible for them to
bring results. AS demonstrated by the
Lexington, in particular, and by other
nroperties, this is the gold bearing Sec
tion of this district, with but very little
silver. The Gettysburg has some rich
oo,d ore on the surface and the develop
nent work is being pushed under where
This rich ore has been found and it is
expected that go big pocket will be
opened up.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18

We buy and sell all kinds of new and
secondhand furniture.
C. l.. LAMB,
1854 Miner St.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

her Of Messrs. Spur and Cox visited
the property.
On tho Deadwood mines work is
being pushed with the energy charac-
teristie of this management Grading
for the mill is nearly completed and
the construction of the building has
been started. Machinery IS being de-
livered daily.
From the Ernestine Mining COM
pany properties 500 pounds of the re-
fined gold and silver bullion and "A
large tonnage Of high grade concen-
trates We're shipped during the week
Installation of pine lines for new wd-
ter supply system has been started
and will be rushed to completion
The Golden Link group of gold
properties on Upper Dry Creek, have
been bonded by Wisconsin parties who
have organized the Golden Link Min
ing company. capitalized at $250,000.
A well known engineer of Silver
City. is said to have taken an option
on the mines owned by the Kit De-
company.
Al the Alogollon Gold and Copper
good force is engaged in
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
FfWKES TO RETURN
TO BElEN WITHOUT
EXTRAD|TION
Former Confidential EmpIoye Of
First National Bank Hopes to
Square Things Upi United
States May Prosecute,

John J.. FcWkes. arrested at Flag
staff ARK. last Wednesday on
charge of embezzling the First Na-
tional bank OF Belen out OF approNi-
matcly $1,000. viii return 70 New
Mexico without eXtradition. according
90 adNiCee received here hy the au-
thoritics yesterday II is said that
Fewkes had voluntarily consented e.
return and face the charge and that
he had strong hopes ot squaring thiugs
up after he has made certain eXpla
nations Co the management OF the
bank HcQuisition papers had been
made out By District Attorney q. :.
klock and were an ready Co be- sent
for the signatures % the governors of
New Mexico aud Arizona. when tel
eErrra was received saving that
FeWks would return without the red
tapc. It is understood that Deputy
sheriff Jaramiilo. Of Valencia county.
leaves today for Flagstaff and viii
bring Fewkes hack with him,
a serious aspect ~ the case. how
ever. is that IL is charged that Fewkc1
embezxied the money from "a United
states depository and that the gov
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
MAN CHARGED WITH
FORGING PASS IS
BROUGHT BACK
J, A, Mann, Alleged to Have
Signed Name of C, w. KounS
to Transportation, Returns
From Amarillo,

J. g. Mann. formerly brakeman
on the santa r. coast lines running
cut OF Winslow was brought 70 Al
buQuorque at midnight last night from
Amarillo. Texas. where he was ar
rested Friday night on charge ot
forging and uttcrinE "a Santa Fe rail-
road pass IL is alleged that Mann
issued pass permitting ;. l.. VIII
son to ride over the Santa Fe from
Albuquerque To Amarillo. signing the
name of g. W. kouns. as general man
agcr Mann came back without eN-
tradition. He was turned over 10 Dep
uty Sheriff Dick Lewis upon his ar
rival here and taken 10 the county
iail. Witnesses have been Suhpocnaed
fo be ~ the preliminary hearing whicu
viii be held in the police court at
o.3o O'Clock this afternoon. The PEN
atty that may be imposed upon per
sons convicted of forging a railroad
pass is from one 90 five years in the
penitcntiary
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
N EX|CANS ADMIT
MURDER OF ACEO
WATER CARRIER
Tell Location of Nine Twenty
Dollar Gold Pieces Which Are
Found Yesterday il Place De-
Scfibed.

Cesario Sanchez and Raphael Ba
rela. the two men arrested here We'd
nesday night as they were enroute cast
on Santa Fe train No. s. and taken
back to Flagstaff Ariz., Friday TO
! face a charge Of murder. broke down
and confessed 10 the crime when put
through the third degree by the CO.
! conino county officers Saturday morn
! ing News that the men had confess
/ ed was sent 10 Chief of Police McMil-
/ lin Yesterday together with "A request
I that he look in certain place in the
city Jail for g sum of gold coin which
/ the MeNicans said they had cached
after being placed in the cell here
Wednesday Upon looking for the
| gold mine. which was described as
being cached in a crevice behind the
cell in which the two we're confined,
chef McMillin stun bled upon nine
twenty dollar gold pieces, The money
/ viii be sent To Flagstaff by registered
mail and win be used as evidence
against the men, although they VIII
probably be convicted without Difficult
ty as they have confessed to the crime
charged against them, and which was
one of the most brutal in the criminal
history Of northern Arizona for years.
Sanchez and Barela were employed
as section men on the double track
work near Arey. Ariz., between Belle
mont and Maine. Juan Cornijio, an
aged Mexican. was water carrier for
one of the gangs. which position he
had held for some time. The old
man had saved his wages. which nc
had turned into gold coin and kept
on his person. 70 get water for the
lahcrers Cornijio made frequent trips
to fresh water spring nearly a mile !
distant from the grading camp.
Several days previous TO The muir |
der. Sanchez and Barela drew their /
time and apparently left the country 4
II now develops. however, that they
had conceived q plot to rob old man +
Cornijio, and relieve him Of his say (
ings Late Tuesday evening the water {
carrier WAS found near the spring, /
stabbed to death with twenty cuts In |
various parts of his body. and his val !
uables gone.
Sanchez and Barela were imme- I
diately suspected Of the crime 1t was /
discovered that they were on an east /
bound train and were taken off ana 4
placed in jail in Albuquerque. 1t Is /
supposed that the men had cleverly /,
concealed the stolen gold pieces, which I
the Santa Fe officers. who arrested /
them. overlooked in their search.
II is understood that the meu de-
cided 10 tell what they knew about the
affair after 4 lengthy session with j.
W. Francis, sheriff OF Coconino coun-
IS.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

with his father I'm the market gar
dcning buinoss. The newly married
couple win make their home ia AL
huqueruuc
Jesse j Crosswv. of the Associated
Press, returned yesterday to his home
in Denver. after officiating as relief
operator on the MorninG journal
leased wire for the past two weeks.
Mr. Crossvy Was for three years reg
ular operator on the Morning journal.
hut is POW located in the Denver Of
flee OF the Associated Press. sending
on the Dcnycr-San Francisco wire
which is one OF the heaviest press
Vitas TN the United States
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
LOCAL NEWS or INTEREST
Weather Forecast

washington Sept NCw Mex
fro- paruv rlarl, and cooler Nom
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""I cooler 'n souih portion nday.
W'.i Ich.if itrth cloudy and
COOLER M"Au't TUESDAY ialr
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'lor.Da on ihc Hhcl means thr
h''r i"t N"ht nnI" order e37r
stnl "nt d" your place. Phone 3D.
anu 'N
Walton ah.f,srii.l,. l,l.tnhtar.
~ Do I,.. I'd won I.p,,,p ,atu..
r,.ir.. ..f gf.Dl COMMIT, ,l. In f,e .if,
Yesterday. rr.,, Siv.t. cit,.
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=" "'' i'"' smart y 'l" h'ln'
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Ais. EurMr kirA BIAS returned to
Nhualrr4ue utef tour months
ff. in Sew Nork tiN. Rochester. y.
s. Hnd IhIcneo.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

clearing up the debris from the re-
cent fire. The compressor and three
boilers are thought 10 be only slight
ly damaged. Contracts have been
awarded for advancing the east drift
on the Little Charlie and the tunnel on
the main Cooney vein.
Water was encountered in sinking
the Wine below the tunnel Of the En-
terprise Mining company property
end some sulphide ore is reported as
coming in.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
SOMETHING DOING AT
EVERY PROPERTY IN
M0G0LL0N DISTRICT

Moeollon. y. NJ. sept. es.-fn tho
Socorro mines drifting continues to-
wards the Queen vein in the great ore
body opened up in the lowest level
several months ago. The mean width
exceeds twenty feet and the average
value IS around $50 per ton. During
the week SIS tons were milled and
9S0o troy ounces of refined gold and
silver melted. The usual shipment
of high grade concentrates N. pro-
duct of the nine Wiifiey tables. was
made 70 the smelter The Junior mem
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
Isun,ler Wilson

Tho funeral ot Lcander Wilson.
who died Friday. WAS held from
French a LoWhers' chapel at p O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Rev J j. Run
Aar. pastor of the Baptist church. Of
nD'tted aud preached an impressive
sermon. lntcrmcnt Was in Fnlr,icw
cemetery
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
IEuneral OF NIr.. nanser.

Impressive funeral services were
held over the remains of Mrs Amelia
hauser at strong brothers chapel. az
3 O'clock yesterday morning Roy.
kretchmer ottiriUting Mrs Hauser
died last Thursday evening The
funeral yesterday WAS attended by a
large number ot relatives and friends.
lntcrment WAS n Fairview cemetery
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

ernment may take hand in the
prosecution. It was al first reported
that Fcwkes was an employe of the
John Becker company at Belen, hut
this has proved TO be incorrect. He
WAS g trusted bank clerk in the First
National bank of the cut off town and
his friends are at = loss to account for
his actions in leaving his affairs at the
bank IN such 4 condition.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral OF Nlr.. r. VI. Lcroy.

Funeral of Mrs. r. VI. Leroy.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Il. N. Leroy.
whose death occurred week ago.
viii De held from strong Brothers
chapel at 10 o'clock this mornine. In
torment viii Dee in Fairiew cemetery.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
Southerners Assured of
Central Valleys Support

Paso and Mesia Valley Special Train Gets Cordial Recep
ton Colonel HopeweI in Speech at Club Tenders Co0pera
tion Of Northern New Mexico in Fight Attempt of Colo
RADIO to NuIy Doctrine of Prior Appropriation and Grab
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
Wallace HesseIden

bchffai CONTRACTORS.
Figures and workmanship count
We guarantee more for your money
than any other contracting finn IN
Albuquerque. office at the superior
Planning Mill Phone S77
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

We board and care for horses.
The best of care guaranteed. w. L.
Trimblc & Co. l13 North Second st.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

stylish horses and huegirs fur
nishfd ON short notice by W T..
Trimhic a Go. ll3 Nerth Second
sifeef. phone
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26

II sou need a carpenter. telephone
llesseldcn; phone 31s.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

ISL XyANTEp-Relahle rlri Ior light
houscvorS IN bnc s56.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-26
New Garage
Higecst and Pest Equipped
In The IrIIilnIN.

IN lbc TtfrItOrl,
VIII accommodate 100 machines.
Complete line auto supplies Gohd-
rich Tires, Machine Parts Wind
shields Tools Gas Lamps, etc.
Cars Cared for In Storage.
Washed ana polished every night
Called for and delivered by careful
drivers.
SOUTHWEST AUTOMOBILE co.
fOi-f03 North First Street.
Albuquerque, y. NJ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-21
SOX DROP 10 RECRUITS

President Comiskey yesterday blight
ed ten blooming hopes by releasing ten
of his recruits from the minor leagues
in order to cut down his list The
American league rules require each
club to reduce to thirty five players,
and yesterday was the last day. so
Commy shopped off the following and
sent them to the succeeding named dis
NAL spots OF earth:
Outfelder Powell. from ST. Joe to ST.
Joe; Catcher Cooper from Winnipeg to
St. Joe; Pitcher Collins, from Winnipeg
to St Joe; Inhelder Reilly, from st Joe
to St Joe: Catcher Slight, TO Wichita
Pitcher Burnham. from Madison, Wis,
to Wichita; Pitcher Burnham from
Madison. Wis, to Wichita; Pitcher Ow-
en-, from Des Moines to Des Moines
Shortstop Weaver. from York. Pa, to
San Francisco; Third Baseman McDon-
aid, from Terre Haute to San Francisco
First Baseman Anderson. from Flint &c
Quincy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-21
Salient Features of
1910 Foot Ball Rules

The ball must be kicked from
point at least five yards back OF the
line of scrimmage and the players OF
the kicking side are not onside until
the ball has struck the ground at least
twenty yards in advance of the point
at which 1t was put in play Players
on the defensive side are not allowed
to interfere with players of the kick
Ing side who have passed the scrim-
mage line until these players have gone
at least twenty yards.
A player who has been removed from
the game for any reason except dis
qualification or suspension may en-
gage in the contest again at the be-
ginning of any subsequent quarter. but
the substitution of any such player is
allowed but once during a contest.
Any attempt on the part Of a player
in possession of the ball to crawl or in
any other manner try TO advance the
ball after he has been tackled is for
hidden and such an attempt will re-
suit in a -hye-yard penalty. ass
There shall be no pushing or pulling
of the man with the ball, and such an
offense is punishable by fifteen-yard
| penalty inflicted from the spot where
| the foul occurred
| The team IN possession or the Ddl
| must have at least seven players or
| the line of scrimmage at all times -
A player who first receives the bal
| from the center may run any place
| through the line.
AS the quarter back may cross the
line at any point and forward pass 1:
allowed to cross the line at any point
the longitudinal markings of the felt
| are no longer necessary.
The rules commit recommend
that players suspended from game
twice in one season for malicious at
tempts to injure opponents. be barre'
from further competition during tn
season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-21

works indicates that the independent
screw and bolt people are to begin con-
struction operations some time next
spring. When 1t is ready to deliver the
output the company will employe 1000
hands.
Roosevelt Street Progressing.
AS announced exclusively in last
evenings issue of THE TIMES, the I'LL
nois Improvement and Ballast com
pany will some time this week begin
the curbing and gutter building along
Roosevelt street.
To the old timers this thoroughfare
has been known as Main street. and
such Is its present name in Tolleston.
However. when a few months ago the
steel corporation decided to extend
Main street from Tolleston through its
new second subdivision, it was decided
to change the name. Roosevelt street
lies just one mile west and parallel to
Broadway.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-21
CUBS TAKE TWIN BILL;
OVERALL IS MYSTERY
Jeff Blanks Dodgers, 80,
and Fans 13 After Brown
Wins Opener, 81.

Brooklyn, n. Y, Sept. 21-Wfth
Brown pitching his usual steady game
and overall displaying his best form Of
the season the Cubs easily won dou-
header from Brooklyn yesterday
taking the first game by score of 5
10 and the second 10 o.
Overalrs pitching was the bright fea
ture of the day. Big Jeff" held tho
superbas at his mercy, and by tanning
thirteen OF them he equaled the sea-
sons stri1e-out record, which Earl
Moore of the Quakers recently hung up.
He had a world of speed and his curves
never worked better. His chief puzzler
was fast drop ball that took a wicked
shoot as 1t neared the plate, and on
this Offering he rolled up the majority
of his etrike-outs
Overall was deadly effective against
the usually hard hitting Hummel, for
he whitfield Dave four times in success
sion. Wheat. who is also something
of a slugger famed three times out of
four attempts The big twirler issued
four passes, but like the three hits
which the superbas gathered they were
widely scattered.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-21
"RAW' DEAL FOR
NATIONAL CLUBS?

Pittsburg, Sept. 21.-The real rea-
SON. for the difference in the batting
averages OF the American and National
leagues was set forth today in a state
ment made by one of the officials of
the Pittsburg baseball club. He says:
"A mistake was made by the manu-
facturer supplying the two leagues
with balls, with the result that while
the American league at the opening of
the season received perfect balls
through this mistake seconds or i'm
perfect balls, were sent to the National
league clubs.
Last spring a serious complaint was
made to the manufacturers about the
quality of the balls furnished to the
National league. At that time the
American leaguers were going along
all right
The manufacturers, after laughing
at the kick, Investigated 1t Soon aft
erwards each National league club was
requested to return to the manufactur-
ers all baseba1ls on hand and was
promised new ones in return. The new
balls gave entire satisfaction
1T was ascertained only few days
the factory and that the Nationa
| league clubs had been supplied from
lot of seconds or defective balls TIL,
manufacturers did not intend these tt
be used at all as they had been spoiled
in the early experiments with corl
| centers"