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THE THR|CE-A-WEEK EDITION
OF The
THENEW YORK WORLD

The great Presidential campaign will
-oon begin and you will want the news
accurately apd promptly, The World
long since established record for i'm,
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Thrice-a- week edition, which comes
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Sunday. 1t will be of particular value
to you now The Thrice-a Week World
also abounds in other strong features,
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fonnd in a first-class daily.
The Thrice Week Worlds regular
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We offer this unequalled newspaper
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Colorado Ore Deposits

The geology and ore deposits near
Lake City, Colorado, are described by
John d. Irving and Rowland Bancroft
of the United States Geological Survey
in Bulletin 478. which has deem just is
sued by the Survey.
The Lake City quadrangle, which In
cludes the mining camp Of the same
name, is in southwestern Colorado ad-
joining the 0uray quadrangle, and COW
crs aDout 1856 square miles of some Of
the most rugged mountains in Colo
rado, the most notable being Uncom-
pahgre Peak, which stands 1896 feet
above the sea. The immediate region
covered by the report embraces about
Is square miles, including Lake City,
The surface OF this area is composed
principally of igneous or volcanic
rocks, which have been wrought by
streams, glaciers, and other agencies
into topography OF extreme r0ushness
and irregularity. Viewing the country
from uncompahgre Peak, says Mr.
Bancroft, one is impressed by the ap.
proximate uniformity in the altitude
Of many Of the peaks Of the San Juan
Mountains, indicating that these sum
mlts represent a formerly existing
plateau which has been dissected by
deep erosion. The lowest altitude in
the quadrangle is over 5000 feet.
Precious metal was first discovered
in the Lake City area in lS42 by q
member Of the Fremont party, and as
late as 1871, at the time Of the discov-
cry Of the Ute and Ulay veins, all the
land belonged to the Indians, Prob
ably the most talked OF find during the
first boom period was that Of the Gold.
en- Wonder, in Dcadman Gulch, so
named from four men who were killed
and partly eaten there by their com
panion in the winter of 1914. The out
put o! the Ute and Uiay mines alone
has been over Sl2. .O0O,O and that Of
the Golden Fleece. 400, 900. The
report traces the early geologic history
Of the region, the various upIitts, de-
pressions. and crosions of the land, its
present topographic features and the
mining activity since the first discoy-
cry of gold. It includes somewhat
detailed description Of the numerous
mines and is well illustrated by photo.
graphs, diagrams, and geologic and ty-
geographic maps. A copy Of the bule-
tin may he obtained by addressing the
Geological Surrey, Washington, q, c.
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c l.. J. tpublishcrl Serial-Ol2ss
Department Of the interior,
uniosd States Land Oa.ce at Sterling. Co!g.ato.
September q. 1911.
NOTICE is hereby that Kate Grace Hayes. of
stoneham. Colorado who. on April ld. 1919, made
Homestead Entry. No, Ul23-D, fpr Swl-i. Section
10. Township . n, Range 55 ", 9Th Principal
MERRIAM. has filed notice Of intention 70 make
Final Commu,n,iou PTDaf 20 establish Claim to
the land above dsierib.d. bofore Register and
Receiver. at Sterling Colorado. on the "a day 0!
January, 1912
Claimant names ~ witnesssE'
Goodwin l.. Lee. Of stnnehsn. C0ioflio
RAYMOND + Austin, of
Benjamin T. PaTmcntcr, Of
Later 4. L9wdsr. of
als w.H. POUND. register.
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Notice Eor ,vb,Iea.ieo,

{. l.. j. Uublisherl Scriai,ois!ls
Department Of the Interior,
United States Land 0tfcs al Sterling. Colorado
September 10, 1911.
Nor,cE Is hereby xiven ,ha, Jacob Shaw Of
Stanohan,. Colorado who. on May 81. 1910. made
Homestead Entry. No. OiJli5, for SELL. Section
:. Township n. Range 57 w.. 9Th Principal
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention to make
Final Commuta,ion Proof. to establish claim ia
the land above described, before Register and
Receiver a; Sterling. Colorado. on the ii,h day
of January. 1912.
Claimant names as si,nrssss:
Ida A. Bake. Of S,oncharn, Colorado,
John II. Hoskc.. OF
Ole u. Olson. Of
Hsvton ]. Strader. Of e
.s-6 ". II. fpuap, Register
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l., T. 5. tPuh,ishcrl Sarial-Oi!tls
Department ~ the interior
UniI9d States Land Office at Sterling, Colorado.
October gth. 1911.
NDrrsG % hercby given that William Eeum,nu
u Slonaham, Collraio. who, on Marsh iri. 1910,
made Hta,cste,l cn,r7. 10 0llil[ f1r I.1t J aai
E!'2 Nwi-i, Section Is. Township IN, Range s.
W, 9Th Principal Msrilian. has tiled no,rs ai IL.
tpn'ion - make Final epmmutati1n proof u es-
tabsh claim % the ls5-+ aaoy, tlcseria,d, before
Register ard Rtesiyef. at Sterling. Colorado. on
the lath diy of fehslary. 1872,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Newton J. strairr. Of stpncham Colorado.
Ole NJ Olson. Il
Dcytsr G. tar.;cr uf
JohnI Hogan, Of
80 " II. rou.p. REGISTER,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
pabIIaherl

/. A. ). tPlBshe-.' S.EI'-pllfi
Dsph'ta.-a, oi the Ia.ezst
United States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado,
October 9th 1911.
NOTICE ia hereby gyrp that rbsniors r
Str0me-tl, Of New Esymrr, Colasado. who, on
March 18th, 1910. made Homestead Entry, No.
Jltil1 for Ni-2 EWl-l SElI NHi.!. Nwl-I
MEL. Section q. Township n. Rance q ".
tth Prinsirsl Meridian. has hlei notice Of iptcn.
tipa N make Final Communication priJf u cst4b-
Hsh claim 10 IN, land above DESERVED before
Regisler and Receiver, a; Sterling. Colorado, On
the lii1 DAY nf February. 1912
Claimant names a. witaessce
Edward D Mlrphy, Of New Raymcy. Colorado,
Wells H. B;zgs, nf
luErbrrRt \, Vii, of "
Edvar,i ! ScAyy. Of ''
80 W Il. rousp. Esgis,c-,
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=. A.. $. ,pahliskcrl Serial Olt:2s
Department oi The Interior.
United States Land otlicu u, s,er.ny Colorado
October 3ist. 1911.
HoTioE Is hereby given ,ha, Asy3 Anne Greer
of stDncham, Colorado. who, on Oct,hsr 18th isi0
made homestead entry. No, Olg2s. for HwI-i
Section II. Township n. RANGE 81 W.. sth prin.
cipai Meridian. has fil.! notice Of intention 'c
make Final Communication Proof. TO establish clair
To the land above described, before Register u
Receiver, a, Sterling, Colorado, the Eth da, oi
March 1912.
Claimant names MS yritncsG.S!
Ole N. Olson of S.oir,han Colorado.
Carrie Bahkc. cf
Newton J, S,radcr. ~
E!win 4, Wheeler, Of
.;s ". II. Pouap Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial OHEt
iPuhN. .herl

G. Id tPuhlishcrl Serial Ulth
Dcpaftn"n; u III" interior.
uritpl States lhnd O'Ticc at stetiing. Cp.lru!q
September q, lgIi.
NOTICE il hereby yivon that IH1ta. D. Win
mcr. of gtuUrHnm. Colorado. wno, on Nny,znl.r
T. l.NC. made homestead rnrr NJ. as.5. srria No
TgrG fuT VII Melt. ami VIZ SILT srcti,u
= T"yn,hp n, Ranrc - " 6tb principal
McgiiilH, has filed notice of int'Bu1H % fnah,
hual tyc.year pr-.1f TO establish claim the Rpi
abo.c dcsr-,cd. before Register ami Receiver
at Sterling. Colorado. ON .hr .ll5 day u %oscH-
b.r 1911,
Claimant names A. ~ItHCs~f
Cha.lcs T. Carlson Of S,9nrhan. Colorado
JanfEP i;aekboufr, q
F5.a Cr.hb u NON Rsymer.
Mary Fgis2 ot
2l5 ", II, POUND Register.
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NORGE For PUBLICATION

E.As. Puh,Ehyt g4fll-I.g5lz
department Of 10 l1lctitr
United States Land Office, At atsrIiu.'. C,ierado
October slh. 1911
EuHCg i, hereby gtycH hat FraEs Naeuul
Ecker II Aal' ColpraIa, who on May Gtn, 1910
made Homestead entry No. hlgil. f1r NW!.l
Section O. 1r,wnahip T., Range jiw en- Prir,
cipal Meridian, has hlet nGsioe of intention {.
make Final cgnmuia,tnn prof. 70 1esIll!ish clala
90 tho land above described, before I,tttltr ami
Receiver, At Sterling Colorado, On tie l5tl la,
u fcbruars lel2
Claimlnt nasl=s as Witnesses
Charles J gacam1ln. %! Aglla, Cjl1ra!o,
John c Brvwcr, Of
Orlando Hun ui
John J Asus. @.
10 ", II, ropHa. REGISTER.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tpublish.r,l

!. \. ). tPublishcr.' Serial Oloi:9.
department of tho Interior.
unitei States Land Office a, Sterling, Colorado
October 1ls;, 1911
NoTcE ia hereby given that Edward F. Har.
wood OF Stonehaini Colorado, who, On January
S;h, 1910, made homestead entry, No 0lOi.. for
HEl,i. Section Is, ToSnahir n, Range IS W.
9Th principal Meriiian, has filed notice Of intention
to make final comml:a,ion Proof. to establish
claim TO the land st.n.e described, bsfo.- Regis
ter and Receiver. a: Sterling, Colorado, on she
18th day os March, 1912.
Claimant na:r>'. "a wita.sscs;
Edwin Whsscs of s,onahsn,, Cnll,nty,
Fred u. Peircc, Of
Joseph D. Cheramy. os
Roy Xo!p. Of
slG ". II. FouSp. Roai.,Dr,
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T. A.. S. tPublisher.) SeriaI.0l3Iso
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office a, Sterling. Colorado.
October 18th. 1911.
No-IcE is hereby given that Nswton J. Strader.
Of Stonchzn. Colorado. who. on June 10Th. 1910.
made Homestead Entry. No. Ol3;SO. for NWl-4.
Section 90 Township an. Range Sc W.. 6th Prin.
cipal Meridian, has filed notice Of intention to
make final commuta.ion Proof. to establish claim,
to the land above described, before Register and
Receiver at Sterling. Colorado, on the 2,rd day Of
February. l,la.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Hiram HUT. Of StonoAsr. Colorado.
Charles L. Carlson. Of
Thomas II. Leslie. Of
Stephen Whitaker. ef
1876 W. II, POUND. Register.
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Morlcr FoR PunLlchrlon

E.AS. PuhlNhpr Sefla..5l2gf
Department OF the Interior.
United Sintos Land ofsc H,siorliHr Coluad5
October oh. 1911.
NOTICE "a hsrclg gives Tat Charlie J pach
mann, Of Arilc colurodo who. 90 April snth. 1910
made IIorngs;caA Application. No. 0l2i2i. 10
sWi.i Section . Township ", Range 5j ".
6th Principal Meridian, has del notice os intea
tioa 10 make l'in1l Communication ny1,i h-fo-,
Register and I,csriy1r. at Sterling, c5iostdJ, Q;
the lt,h day Of February. lJla
Claimant names as Witnesses
John c, Brewer af hyil5 Calorado.
Orlando Hut. q
John ]. Moth. u
Frank ". Eg.ci, of
ZIG W II rorHn, t.rEirtcr,
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T. AZ. (Pub!isher) S~r;sl.ols5so.
Dcpartmcn, 81 the Interior.
United States Land oRcc 4, Sterling. Colorado.
o;'oh.r Oh. 1911,
NOTICE is hereby given ,ha. Mary sweetcn.
Of Stonehan. Colorado. who. az Iuly Eth, 1910.
made Ho,ics."ad Application. No. o!3ssA. :tss
Wit. section Ii. Towrihyp ", Rsrss - ~.
9Th f,:aeipa! Hc;.a!aa, has alsa netiee d isiss.
tor .e rake Tira! co,Anotasiaa rss.t = ,sssss-
ilsh claim to tie !ard sbxe desesshsl. e5ss
Register and Receiver. At StsrliMs. Colorado. ca
the i;ih day Of February. 1912.
Claimant namss AZ witnesses:
Hiram N. Sheldon. Of ofStonehan. Colorado.
Lester Il. Lowder, Of
Goodwin L. Lee. Of
Eepisa.in T. Ps,faen.rr, Of
- VIII rorxo, gcs.s.,y.
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Department OF tho Interior,

{. L. J. FuE!lah"rl Sefd!-14ll't
Department Of tho Interior,
United States Land Olliec, Sterling, Colorado.
September 31. 1911
NOTICE Is hereby given tha, Homer Emery
ChAnier. Of S;pneham. C,.'o.adp. who on Janua.
ry q, 1910 made Homestead Entry NJ, Oln67p, 70
S"!-4, Section Il. Township NJ Range "a ",
6th Principal acriiihn. haa flied notice Of nteH.
tion 70 make final commuiali1n proof % establish
claim to ihr land above descri5cj before Register
nd'Reeciytr, at Sterling, Colorado. IN tn. 9th
dag Of February, 1912.
Cllimani names rs witrosscs;
Fred Byron Pierce of st1psham, Colorado:
Wi,rsi A, Bonner, II
Leslie +. Straiog, II
ycm y. Amen, ~
10 s. II. POU"D, RcFis,rr
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United States ;aai C:iice at Sterling, co!7rado
osiobcr 18th. 1911.
NuTicE q hereby Ginp that Jane, J. Wal.
vorth ol buckingham. cs!orato. who, on July s,h
$40 uhdc nsrcbicad yt.iry. No. ol.,o. 70: oEl-I
section z. Tcwnship ! H., Elnso 70 w.. ,eth
principal Meridian has filed n'a,e Q. iatort!er
to make final o9mmas,,iJn rroof. I, establish
claim to the nne-asovc descr!bcd before U. S
Commissioner. a. Ko9ta, Colorado, on the 18th day
o. December. 1911
Cllman, namesas witncsSes
chas II. Ne Fofi, OF Buskiazhsm, Colorado.
hlbcr, s Whipple, Of
Hcnry W. lauer. Of
Iieihcr, y. Dnsu,p9r. a
sl.s VIZ. revsp. Tc-k.cr
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

3 h.G. ruMishcrl soriai.1!gg.1 T.
Department ~ the interior.
uniici States Land oii.c at stsriing. Col5rndo
octonsr gth, ip.l.
NOTICE Is heruby given that Albert joseph
Lso p' stpnchAr, Colorado who. on May 18th
lg," made Hane.epl ouirl. 10. 1!:c7, n,
NEi.:. Srti5n q, Tovpsidp0 H., Hauze 6 ~.
9Th Pr.scipal Meridian. has l,cd uo,icc II inten.
lion lomalo Final Communication proof 10 c,tab.
liah claim 10 the Land above dcgsribed. before
Register and Receiver at Sterling colorado. on
tho s)th dag Of January, 1912.
Claimant name "a witnesses
Henry weiRsl. uf Stonpham. Colorado.
Jacob WoHel. Of
Ethan Ace Tracy of
Lcster Rilty Lsw4er u "
sl-S W II roprr, EssIt,er,
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II you do not have tine time or dispo.
Bition to write to your friends back in
the old home just have Us send them
The Enterprise.
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T. n . ltENNHNtIai SHIEII=. IL ]
Department Of tno interior.
United States Land Clllea at strS,ius, Colorado
October li;h, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given hat Elmer 1IlfpH of
S,uroham. Colorado. who. on hp,I E,h 1910
made Homestead Entry, No, ol4'll fIr EElI
Ssesou i2, Town hp7N.. Raatg 57 w.. 5Jh Pnn
cipal Meridian, has filed nDti-r u intention t.
make linaI Communication rr,ut, IN as;lblish clsiu
tr the land ab7.e described, before Register and
Receiver at Sterling, COLORADO, Cn the !g,f day ol
February, l5l2
Claimant nausE a. witHtues.
O!e a Olson. 0f St,r,hsm Colorado.
Edsin +. Wheeler. o.
MIA Mitchell ~
J, Harry Hgrk-r, q
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-14

ator Clarence Watson has bought four
shares Of the stock OF the Wyoming
Tribune stock, at a price Of more
than one thousand dollars, the par
ealue being four hundred dollars.
These four shares adde to the num-
Der already in sympathy with him
will give him control Of the Demo
cratic paper in Wyoming county.
Henceforth, therefore, we may expect
to find the Wyoming. Tribune publish.
ing all Of teh dispatches from paid
Washington correspondents, whose
duties It is to laud to the skies all of
the conventional doings Of the Fair
mont millionaire.
And so 1t is going all over the
State. Wherever Senator Watson can
still the newspaper sentiment that is
naturally against him and his meth
DDS, he sprinkles forth his dollars ana
eeyrything is quiet and peaceful,
The status of Senator Watson is not
oen whit different from that Of Sen
ator Scott. Each stands for the same
things. Both of them pursue the
same methods Of doing their will, and
the will Of those whose interests they
serve.
The people of the State repudiated
Scott. They will, in due course, re.
pudlate Watson. His newspaper stock
here and there, will not save him
The people know.-Fayette Tribune.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-14
ATWOOD Lie oyER cApITAL.::..
Cuts Rings in Air Around Washington
Monument 10 Delight Of Crowds.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. July IA
Harry N. Atwood, the Boston aviator
flew over the city in his aeropiane yes
terday, played aerial pranks with tn Y
washington monument circled tall
buildings, had fun with an army OF au.
.tomobiles, cicycles, pedestrians BY
pretending to land at various points
In potomac Park, and finally, after 9
series of sweeping circles near the
Capitol, SCARED in the gathing dusl
to the army aviation field at College
Park. Nd, whence he had come.
Today Atwood will and near tht
white House to receive the medal o.
the Washington Aerial Society.
Atwood's most spectacular enor
followed his circling Of the monument
After wheeling thrice around the bll
shaft he sped away in the direction 9
the Virginia hills. Turning sharply
the aviator drove his aeroplane direct
" at the top of the monument a.
though he intended to knock on TN
aluminium tip, and when almost owe
the apex he shut of his motor AM
came sliding down.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-14

aiaFoIIette Is sustaining his well
earned reputation for insuring in
his attack upon the policy. and meth.
DDS Of President Taft in his speech
upon the reciprocity measure. No
President ever before has been sub
iected to such a castigation by a
member Of his own party and it is
doubtful IL a more severe criticism
has ever been made Of President by
1 United States Senator, Lafollette
cannot swing the tide Of approval
that has swept aside every obstruct'
ION to the reciprocity measure at this
late hour hut he is evidently drawing
the issues between the administra,
tion and the insurgents to a point
that Is most uncomfortable
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-14

COUNTRY SCHOOL SUPERVISION
The professional and expert super.
vision Of country schools is attracting
AZ much attention as any other prob
lem in education today. A good many
people think that it is the most I'M
nortant question now affecting rural
schools. This being SO, week to pei
known as Supervision Week" Is, 81
he given to Its consideration at MOI
gaptown by the leading rural scnooi
Supervisors Of the country. The date
Is June 26 to June 80.
Among those who have already en-
gagged to be present for the entire
week are:
Dr., A. P. Bourland, General Agent
Of the Peabody Education Fund, WASH
ington, D. c.; Mr.. o. J. Kern, super
intendent Of Wlnnebago County, Rock
ford, nj: Mr.. T. s. Settle, State super
visor Of Rural Schools of Virginia
richmond, Va; Captain George n
lynch. state Supervisor Of Rural
Schools Of Florida, GAINESVILLE, Fla;
MI, i. G. Brcgden, State Supervisor
Of Rural Schools Of North Carolina
Raleigh, N. C.; DR.. Thomas e, Hodges.
PresIdent.elect Of West Virginia Uni
yerslty: Mr.. L. ]. Hanifan, State Su
nervlsor of Rural Schools OF West VII
w Va
For a part Of the week there will be
present: !,
MIR. otis G. Hall, Superintendent o.
Montgomery County, Ind. crawfofds
vile, Ind; State Superintendent NJ
P. shawkey Of West Virginia. Dr.. y
B, Purlnton, President Of West Nlr
ginia University.
Several other state supervisors o.
rural schools. besides q number al
county superintendent from othel
states, in addition !, TO many Of tu'
county and district superlntendents o
West Virginia, are expected.
The conference will last five day.
and will be devoted exclusively toitht
problems Of country school administra
tlon and supervision,
The coming Of SO many distinguished
state supervisors will Of course maxi
as many as possible Of the county an
district superintendent want to at
tend,
This great conference Is being OF
eanIyed as an interesting supple
mentary feature Of the iUniyefsls!
Summer school