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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-10
WOOL MARKET nRlsk.

Boston, Sept. 10. business had
somewhat smaller volume III the Bos-
ton wool market during the last week.
Trading, however, was well distrih-
uted, Buyers say that western
fleeces never before have been so
thoroughly sold up thus early in the
season Early trading In goods mar.
ket is strong in dress goods staples
with mems wear little quieter
Prices remain firm.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-10
PERCUSSION RENoMINATEp.

Albuquerque, n M, Sept. 1O.-ln
last nights session Of the state demo-
cratic convention H. B. Ferguson Of
Bernalillo county, representative in
congress from New Mexico, was re-
nominated by acclamation Lieuten-
ant Governor 2. G. de Baca Of San Mi
guel county; J. Fl. Latham Of Sierra
county, and F. D. Stennis of Eddy
county were nominated for presiden-
tial electors on the democratic ticket.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-10
PrImarIes II WashInaton


Seattle. Wash, Sept TO- With fair
weather throughout the state, the re-
publicans democratic and socialist par
ties are holding primaries today under
official supervision, for the nomination
Of state. congressional, legislative and
county tickets.
With the governorship and the Seat
tie and Tacoma congressional seats
practically uncontested, the republi-
cans depend on the county candidates
to bring out large vote. Governor
Marion 3. Hay win be nominated, as
win Representative VIII 2. Humphrey
Of Seattle.
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johnson Is eusv.

Chicago, Sept. 10. To speak in nine
Illinois cities in as many hours was
the task that faced Governor johnson
today, when he arrived in Chicago
from Detroit. The longest address
Of the day was scheduled for
streatOr, where progressive rally
was to be held at the fair grounds.
Governor Johnson planned to return
to Chicago tonight and start on a
Wisconsin tour tomorrow.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-10

jefferson City; Mo, Sept. lO-All
political parties that participated in
the primary in August are scheduled
under the law to meet mere at noon
today to organize the state commit
tees, and after ccnferring with candi-
dates, announce their platforms Inc
platforms must be published BY to-
morrow evening.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-10
70 oust Roosevelt Electors.

Baltimore. Md, Sept. 10--The Mary
land republican state convention will
reassemble here tomorrow to depose
three avowed Roosevelt supporters
chosen last May as presidential cleo
tors, who refuse TO resign, and to
name SUCCESSORS to them and to the
three other Roosevel men who oid
resign when MIR Taft was nominated.
Progressive leaders next Monday are
to adopt plans for the nomination Of
eight Roosevelt electors by petition.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-10

New York. Sept 10.-Chairman
Hilles Of the republican national com
mittee expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the Maine returns
"The Maine returns" he said, fol
lowing 80 closely upon Inc republican
victory in Vermont, show conclusive.
" that the democratic party is still
the minority party and that those
contending that the republican party
has lost its grip upon the voting pub
lie are badly mistaken"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-10
q RlG GRAlN CRoP.

Regina. Sask.. Sept. 1O.-The csti,
mate Of the provincial department Of
agriculture Of the 1912 crop, based on
aports received from 1SO correspond.
onts, indicates yield of all grabs Of
seS,466,154 bushels, an increase Of
15,75O,00O balance over last year.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-10
VALENTINE JOINS THE
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN Ar.
FAIRS TENDERS HIS RES
EElATloN.

Washinton. Sept. 1O.-Robert c.
Valentine, commissioner of Indian af-
fairs, today sent his resignation to
the interior department to become ef-
fective at the discretion of Secretary
Fisher, now in Hawaii Mr.. Valentine
will join in the progressive party.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-10
Maine SWINGS BACK into THE
REPUBLICAN, COLUMN IN THE
STATE ELECTION0F YESTERDAY

In the Second congressional district
Representative Stanton Warburton
went over to the progressive party and
yielded the field to Albert johnson Of
Hoquiam. On the democratic side
there are seven candidates for goyers
nor
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sTEEL roNNAeE INCREASED.

New York, Sept TO- The untitled
tonnage Of the United States Steel
corporation on August 81 totalled g.
16S,s75 tons as compared with 5,95l
O79 tons on July 81.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-10

Leans who were waverng toward the
progFessives 1t was an example,
they say, to the doubtful ones of what
can be accomplished where solid
front is presented to the democrats,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-09-10

Sonora to attack the fleeing rebels.
was granted to the Madero govern
ment by the state department. today.
The arms Of the troops viii be carried
as baggage When the movement is
to begin is not known.
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CONTINUED on Page Fourl
ST.
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(5ortiesung auf Seite 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-29

Dieoerbolt oen Gag eeunu aHgegeben,
on Dem tie iib in ein5elne 5aftionen
aufloieu lno Damn gan5 uno gor Der.
idipiloen peroen.
.3rosoem baben oie 3emotraten
gefanlpft uno oen Sieg 0apon getra-
gen. Sier in Dem aongreB biloeu tie
beute cine treffli1 ois5iplinerteOlabt,
mie man tie nod ME beiler ltn0 erfolgs
reiber in elmer Observation-Disclosures
peri9aft geieben bat. Gen paderen
meiien rmo patriotiiben 9iepublifas
nern, Die uns bel Dem BoIiieren gutter
@eiete gebolfen baberb meinen uili.
rid)tiqiten 9af1t. 3aS @ebeiutis
unieres munoerbaren grfolges lit 5u
iuden in einfo6er @lei6formigteit
oes 8enfens in 5ieIbeipuBtem Son-
oeln in bdufigeu Gotptlegen, IN Dem
beriobnlibem @eiite, Der ms beieelte,
in Dem 5eitbalten on 8rin5ipien IN
Der llnteror0nung inoinioueller 8iin-
ihe gum belten Der Bnrtei in Dem
9lufgeben peri0nliHen gbrgei5es, I'M
Dem ernitenebrIideu pdtriotiiden8es
itreben Dem gan5en &nf nit oen
6dbigfeiten 5u oienen, bic 8ott ims
gegeben bat.
,g9ir baben biele Siege erfo6teit,
mo menn uniere gldn5en0cn @rfolge
perfleinert uno 5um 8eil mirfiugIos
gemadt Doroen limo, 10 lit DaS Don
Dem repulitaniihen @rdiioenten ge.
ifeben. sic 8eigen ober, mas mir
tnn fGnnen un0 tiin iuerOcn iuenn
mir cinmal oie nplle Windjt in 6GnSeH
ba6en. Inf 8rnn0 oeHen, mas mir
getnn 6aben, luenDen mir nns NIT fes
ltem &ertranen an SGs GanS nnO bOf.
fen, OnF iueun bic StimmfGiten i'm
geidjlDfen werben, iuir elm
OcmpfratiIdles 9lbgrDrSnetenbans, eis
nen OemufratiIdlcn Senat, einen De-
nDfratiidlen &rdiiOenten nno einen
OcmOfratii6en &i5epraiioeuten er-
iuGblt bnben iDerSen.
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@ertagnng Ocs SnnOess
fOngreiies

glm %. 8. Wt. pertagte Iib Der 81
&ongreB nod elmer Der ldngiten Sib
rn9en in Der @eihicbte oes 2onoes
llngefd6r 800 neue @eiete rpuroeu er-
laIien, bon oenen ole ipi6tiglten fol.
9en0e ii1o:
8irefte gripdblltng bon 8ltn0esIe,
natoren.
@inri6tung Der 8ndetpoit.
Srgoniiotion eiues beiouoern Ge.
partenentS sum SdlBe bon ainoer-
arbeit.
gtegulirung bon 3oagebii6ren fir
oen Banamafanal llt0 Seltiebung Der
gernaltllng Der Gananta-&onal5one.
Gerbot fiir@iIenbabnen, &onfitrren8.
8anlpferlinien 5l eignen o0er 81 fon-
trolliren.
@eieBe fir Siberbeit Der Seepaiia-
giere.
8erbot bon nliBIeitenoen geflanen
fir Eatent- Nie0i3inen.
@eiet 5um S6ut bon glrbeiterll
BET Serltelllmg BON Streidbol5ern.
glltf6ebung bes Gertrngs nit gtub.
louo infolge 0er99eigerling Oesielben,
all friiber III 9fltBlan0 pobnenoe SSli-
Den Rdlie alts5ufertigen
SdiieBung Der @oitoffices an
Sonntagen fir Oie gan5e Union.
9lbidieSsrcOc Dun G6amp Glarf.
Ser gGeuti6er SerolO" miro ipd.
Ter nod einen eingebenoeren lleber-
bid iiber ben 8erlalf Der GongreB-
ieiiion, iomie Der tpi6tigiten @eiete
imo 8etuiaigllngen bringen. SSeoeH-
follS berri6te unter oen 9lbgeorone-
ten bere6tigte sSreiioe, ais 8ertogltng
erfolete. @orber bielt Ser uls oemo-
fratiiber GrGii6entsi6nfts- -&on0iOut
gei6Iogene Spre6er bes 8un6esuil-
terbauies, Champ GIorf. cine fir3e
9lbi1ie6sreoe, in Der er eineu tlr5en
lleberblif iiber Die SGtigfeit Der De-
mofraten I'M 9lbgeoronetenbaliie 0es
81. itno 60. Gongrelies gab lmo onnn
n6rtlib folaenOes iagte: Seine Wia-
ioritGt lit ienlols erfolgreiAer gefiibrt
moroen uls 0ie 0cmufratiidle bon oen
9lboeoroneten llnoeriuuOo in 0ieiem
&ongreB ln1o feline 89inDritGt fdbiqer,
ais Die repnblifaniidje BON Dem @bge.
oronetenNann in Dem gegennGrtigen
9bgeoronetenbmtie. SD babe ,8rlt-
ser Wlann niht in 9laern 5ugeitinntt,
nein @ott oerbiite 0os; aber ih lnuB
iagen, 0aB er Ieinem 9lamen mirflih
@bre gema6t bat. @r par IN ie6er
9e3iebung elm @tunn, elm pirfliher
Wtann. @Gre er niht 6ogeipeIen,
0ann bdtte idb mid in Dem 5tuble oes
Spreders oft einian gefiiblt.
,Seit SSobren bat man oie 8emo-
froten ols 0iitgIieoer elmer 8artei
Der @erneinung, oils .@riinb0rner~
Die bon Dem Siibren ser offentliteit
@ei6Gfte niht oos geringIte ber-
fteben, ais eillen Dob, ols 5uIont-
men geIdufenes @eIinoeI obne ie0e
9is5iplin, ols Wfilia Die reguI6re
Sruppen befGnpfen ipollen, l1herli6
5ii MAIDEN beriu6t. Ninn bat ibnen
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,,Oeneral" M1t. SOOth
Der syiibrer Der 6eilSarmce
i'm SObe 0eebrt.

SSln 9(nihIllB on 0ie bereits in Ieb-
ter Summer 6es %. 81 gemeloete
Ra6riht bon Dem 8ooe 0es tpeltbe.
fannten 9iibrers Ser ySeilSarmee"
General Booth, in 2on0on, uo9ten
mir nod folgenoe tntereiioitte @in3el-
beiten itber Die ilHpoiunte 8o0esfeier
bringen:
8rosoem elm folter gegen nieoer.
ging, NOR Die GongreB Soa i6on Dor
Sngesanbruh bon elmer groBen Wfen-
Ihennlenge belugert uno ols nod Der
8eiidtigung Der 2eibe our6 Die per-
ionIihen SSreunoe oes Generals, Of
fentli6e 8earnte uno Die Sffi5iere Der
Seilsormee, oieEore geoffnet tpuroeu,
5oqen bis gum glbeno 3ebutamienOe in
enoLDiem StrDm un Der 8obre porbei,
nm Dem Soten oen Iebten Gribut 5u
5ollen. SduIter ON S9ulter NIT ele-
earten 9amen fomen oiirftig geflei.
oete SSrauen, Inn einen lebten Bid
ouf oie 3iige 0es Mannes 81 perfen,
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Ser Sonnenihein in ons 2ebett 8ieler
gebraht, Die bereits ale Soffnlng be-
grabeu batten
sSn Der Saae, in melher Der @enes
raj ouf Dem 8aru0e6ett lag, feblten
aae 6rauer.@mbletne. lleber Dem
gingang befanOen Iih 0ie 5laggen
Gnglonos uno Geutidlnnbs uno 3u
beioen Seiten Der 3iire oas Sternen.
banner uno Die nltfeebenoe SonHe
Sopons.
Der einrade Sol3iarg, in pelhem
Der Cote lag, itono auf einem Mar.
noriodel inter einen 8nlbohin aus
lpeiB-blau.rotem Wlitiieiin lnl0 8olo,
ltno NOR nit einem oas g8appen Der
@eiIsnrmee tragenoen 9nbrtitdl be.
oedt. 9ln ben eden oes 4otafults
bielten bier 9ooetten Der Seilsurrnee
NIT engliiden, oeutiheit ameritoni.
iden int0 iapaniiheu 5abnen in9lrme
Die Sotenpabe.
gluf benz Sarge lngen eine gi6el,
Elm @eIangbud] ilno oas beriibHlte
&dpp6en 0es 3oten. Die 9eid)e par
nit Der Uniform Der Seilsarnlee be.
flei0et u1lo fem bon iil6eripeiBen
Saar itno Bart umrabultes nahs6lei-
Dies @eiift tod merfpiirOig gegenI
0ie greIlen 5arben Der Uniform nb.
Die Menge, oie Iid6 ON Dem Sarqe
borbeiipdl5te, perbielt Iib ernit 1no
ihmeigen0. giele Der 9raueruoen
maren iihtlih ergriffen ltno e5 feblte
Der ,9tob", Der iin INNER aus g3eu-
gier0e 5uinmnenordugt, tUeun ern
Serriher, ooer cine nn0ere beriibnlte
8erionlibfeit alfgebobrt miro.
glud Ser Oeutide aaiIer eruies 0ent
totem @riinOer ser Seilsarrnee cine
@6rlng, Die oagemeine @enugtrlug
erregt bat. Der Serri6er IieB 0urd
einen 8ertreter ser 2onoon 0elitihen
8otidnft einen rieIigen &rnn5 aus
2ilien nltf ben Sorg oes 8eritor6enen
nieoerlegen. Ser &runa biloete foIt
oas ein3ige 8lumenitiid In Dem 9ros
ben Snal in Dem oie2eide altfgebabrt
NOR.
SIN 4nihIuB bieron m66ten mir
einem 9lrtifel Der St.8oltl ,,8olfs3ei-
tling" I'M 9(us5ug &alin geben, mel
der teiLpeiie bere1tigtelleberrni6ung
beruorrilfen miro. gSir pollen on-
nebmen, baB Der 8erfaiier, (in tpel-
dem mir aoIlegen @olf bon Sdier-
brandt pernnlter) ieiner Sade be- |
treffs Der ibiperen 0orin eittboltener1
9lnflageu iither lift. @r ldreibt:
01it gSiIIiom gootb, Dem I'M Oh
fer bon SO s5abren peritorbenen io-
genan1ten .@enerol oer@eiIsarmee"
lift cine 8eri6nlihfeit bon Ser 8iI0-
fIG6e oeri6munoen, oie Iange Sabre !
Inn @or0ergrllnoe oes offentIihen SSrt.
terelies Der geiamn1ten 4lItltrlpelt
qeitan6en uno IN neuerer Belt cine,
menn aud nur beoingte, 9lnerteu-
ning ibres Birfens gefunoen bat.
0ie It1rfite Seite oes 8egriinoers
Ser 0eilsormee mar entihieoen oas
electromagnetic Srgoniiationstaleut,
Oas er beioB ltn0 inter off idmieri.
gen llmitdn0en STIR bollen @eltirng
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g066en" Der StoI5 Der Oeitidjen
TlOtte.

Der neue 9an8erfreu3er ,.@oben~
bat li6 bel ieiner offi8iellen 8robe-
f1brt ont "a. 9luguIt groBartig be.
pdbrt uno ieine gorgdneer bon Der
Tann" ino mMoLtfe~ in Shatten ae.
itellt. 9lQe fontraftlihen yoroernn,
gen iin0 bon 0enGrbouern iibertroFfen
tporOen. Ger iiifeite n9renonougbt~
tit oos ldlnellite 6abr5eng feiner 4rt
IN 0er Belt 8ei elmer trlebrItiinoi-
gen forcirten 6abrt tuuroe cine ourh-
fbnittIihe @elhmin0igfeit bon 28.4
sfnoten IN Der Gtanbe er5ielt, iuno 0n-
bei blieb Der aoblenperbrauh meit
birter oem 8oranidIae 5iiriid. gr
lit nun fotueit tDentgftens Der unbe-
Itritten id)nellite ..0renOnoug6t~ Der
gaelt. (5iebe Brief aus DeutjdIano. J
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Phi1ade lphia, Pa.


Demuth, Hero1d"
Sioux Falls S. D.
HerrD emth
Die Ausgaben Ihrer zetung 81 und Is
nit
Geist
= Und =
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csnsaelatnt so. .O97,OOO

gto6 0ieier slufiteauna betr1gt Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per sSorrl--
fSarnpro0ltfte oIleitt- $500 fir
ieoe SSorul. - 8eisen bringt otrhs
fdnittlicb bon 20-32 @n. 0afer BON
80 61 gu., Gogsen, @erite lrno
SpeI5 mebr oIs friiber. @enn Qorn
gIiidIih Die y@efabrIilie@ paiiirts
miro Der Grtrdg oilf 110, ,000, ,0A9lf.
aeIh1ht.-1, ,250,O00 Gdliuefus, Is
300, 900 Stid 9sinenieb un0 GOO, 900
Sdofe arlln3en, muben lrl0 bIofen
0nrrob for South 0ofotnl 0ergreis
hes fsleiidjes fir ShiDeine rongirt
bon $S.0O-$8.75; fir Ninobieb
nur oierbeiniges = SIS. 8.50E$f0.00
llno fir Gfufe BON So ST CO.
Dosn iiber 1000 automobiIe, liiu.
gsbat's tie matter nitb Soutb 3a-
fotas - She's all right!
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streini6ter

SeitOem 10 @ielen 6nrdl bie
teuren 9ebensmittelpreiie Der groo-
torb bober gebdngt miro, fomnt
Der 0larftfoG6 nieOer in D1oOe.
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staatsDcrbanO
Oie cm9liicbe ASre6fDnpentiDn
bilft ben bemtfcpem
3eitMn9em.

Sell Dir, Oelttihe gto6fommen
idaftl
Sell Dir, oelttihes 8rltoerDolf! ]!
Sell Dir, nuf immer
gSn5tnriirs
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srpsc sur

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
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Sentic1amerifamiicber 9satiOnnlbunO
Der Sereinisten gtaatem samerifa
SnfOrpDrt Snrd SOnsreh-Atte
ganSeasraESsmt Or ssamsr an ben n2snidsr seroL0n.


e6e
Amerfa
ms
9afdu SGOD
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-08-29

100000 meme itimm6eredtigte
@dbler peroen oieies Sa6r in Den
gtationalmablen itintmen. Benn tie
10 flug lrn6 neiie iino, uie iie pon ben
ein5elnen aanoiooten beiB lntDorben
neroen Onrtn: 2ieb 8oterlano, nlagit
rubig iein.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-24
WANTED
A Mine SupeFintend dent

Ineed the services of a compe-
tent and trustworthy mine super
intendent to take charge of gold
and silver mine largely developed
and equipped Mine is located in
Clear Creek County, Colorado. l
will only consider applications of
those who have had long and
successful experience as Mine Sup
erin endent Applicants must be
prepared to furnish the very best
references for ability and hor esty.
State salary expected, but that is
not a consideration; l will pay a
a man well who will make good.
Application will be held strictly
confiden tial. Address Post Office
Box No. 1854, Denver, Colorado.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-24
ICOUNIl NttORDS
REAL ESTATE AND MNi>u TRANSFERS
transfers

EHck EricksoG 10 Agnes Niiiica
Z ich-ou, q { u-g dr.-O. all interest 10
| iidGen 1rrs-ur- nliiisite, Hidden
Treasure Tunnel aui Tuuuel-i,e and
iihIen Treasure Nos to 29 III
.iusiv5 iodes and Others, Argentine
lis
Erick Erickson to Agnes Manic q
EricHsoo, q deed, tract OF iau4 IL
rear OF block 45. Georgetown
Erick Erickson TO Agnes VI Erich-
%, var de-t', par lot 2, all ioI 3 nd
\ ID fret lot 4, Pine Slope add to
itano Springs, lots 2 and 10, biz l23
,ud \ 80 feet 10, and Z feet lot ! i.
pk u. GrorgesoR
Efick E'ica-ou to Agnes Matilda
Erick -ou, var ing de. q. md OF Sill
yer Star lode, sur No l6949. Nout4na
I-t
Est OF Z 0 Oid to Edward Butts,
,et- aud option, Key West lode, sur
No IS S and Mckinley lode, sur No
952. Gnffi h DIST
Edward Butts to George + Dean, ,
a-slynmen. OF and As OF lease show d
xt above
Rustan O Reed to Julia + Reed
1-slgupieut OF mort, all of blk IT, "
piece Of ground 10 fee, wide fronting
on Mater street, 30 stamp mill aud
machinery. fume, water power aua
iguts, al-o lots L. ? aud 3 aud +, OF
/, til 81, Idaho Springs
Heurs A Aius~orth to Laveua }
~ abitslde, q C mg d-ed, Early Bird,
Judge, Western, Od Proverb auu
lurf lodes, sur No 652l, Idaho and
Pay ues Bar dist
Montreal q & S Mg Co by couuty
treasurer, to " G Hood and F A
Maxwell, tax deed. uud I Moutf. al
lode, sur No TAG, Queens district
w Gauley by county treasurer to
y & Hood and f A Maxwell, tax
deed. nnd ! Mountain Rat lode, sur
No 1850, Argentine dist, cert No l2l,
Oct 10. 1908, also und Mat Flood
lod-, sur No 1851. Argentine dist
j " Nelson by county treasurer TO
" c Hood and F A Maxwell, tax
deei, Sweepstake lode, sur No 1876,
Griffith dist, cert No III, Oct 10, 1905,
also Simpson lode, sur No 266, Grli-
itn dist, cert issued Oct 10, 1908
Frank Il Collins by county treas
urer to W c Hood and F A Maxw.l,
t x iced, Ruby lode, sur M 1878,
Griffith dist
Unknown owner by county treas
urer 70 W G Hood and f A Maxwell,
tax deed. und ! Algonquiue lode, sur
NJ 977, Griffith dist
Chas Il Fish estate by county treas
uIer to W G Hood and F A Maxwell,
tax deed, und SO Marion lode, sur
No 1922, Griffith dist, also uud ] Vice
President lode, sur No ll34, Queer
dist
Chas E Fish estate bv county
treasurer to W G Hood and F A Max
we'll, tax Deed, und J Lone Tree lode,
sur No 262
Miscellaneous
Amended location cert Lost Sum
NIT lode, Spanish Bar dist, by Thos
q Bowen
Affidavit of labor Free Coinage
lole, Griffith mg dist, expense of Mrs
Mary Snyder
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-24

The annual meeting Of the Ida
bo Springs Commercial Associa
tiop will be held in the Office Of
city clerk on Monday evening
March II, 1912. The obi ct of
this meeting is to elect eleven di-
rectors fo- the ensuing year. The
annual MEMBERSHIP fee for the
year l. 50 90 Following the e.
ection Of the board, it will meet
aud organize by The election OF
IT'S officers consisting OF prcsi-
dent, Two vice Presidents secretary
aud treasurer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-24

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Register.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-24

Notice OF Aanual M:st.ng Of StockhoIj RS
The annual meeting of the
stock kholders of the Idaho Springs
Com merclal Association will be
held in the room of the City Coun
Gil on Monday evening, March II,
for the purpose Of electing a board
of eleven mem bers for the ensu-
ing year and to transact such 9TH
er business as may properly come
before said meeting.
John T. Mallalieu,
Secretary
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-24
In nernOriam

In loving memo;y Of our dear Hus-
band and Father, w H. Stansbury,
VIII departed this life one year ago,
February q, 1911
We do not forget him. 4 loved him too
dearly
For his memory to fade from our lives
like a dream
The lips need not speak, when the heart
mDurns sincerely
And our thoughts, often rest, when
they seldom are seen
Ore year has now passed, since he left
US in sorrow,
And sad was the shock, we received on
that day
But some day Well meet, and enjoy
him forever
In the home of our Savior who calle
him away.
Mrs. W. II. Stansbury and Family
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-24
John Trathen. Postmas ter.

a piece of flannel dam pened
with Chamberlain ) Llnlmeut
and bound on 10 the affected parts
is superior to any plaster
When troubled with lame back
or pains in the side or chest
give it a trial and you will be
certain to be more than pleased
with the pro np- relief whic
it affords. For sale oy J. j
She win.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-24

Memoir. Lewis Carrod,

Speaking at church bazaar al
LIandudno yesterday the rector an
nounced that 1t had been decided te
place a memorial in the new church
on the west shore to the late Lewis
Carroll Charles Lutwidge Dodgson)
the author of Alice in Wonderland.
The place which inspired the author
was within few yards of the church
and the local authorities were taking
care that the spot should be saved fol
children to play there for all time
London Daily Mail.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-24

How to cure a cold is que--
ton i'll which many are interested
now. Cham berlain' 5 Cough Rem
edy has won its great reputation
and immense sale by its remark
able cure of colds. 1t can be al
ways be depended upot- For
sale by ]. J. Sherwin.
On account of the storm tn ,
bazar which was to be given to
dav by the f. w. C.. girls at the
Methodist Church will be postpon
ed until March ?.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-24
Mining Application No. oi63a5

Mineral Survey No 1852
L Land Odice Denver, Colo Dec d 1911
Notice is hereby given thar in pursuance, II the
Act Of Congress. approved May 10, 1852 o. W.
Ashby by c. ". Deems attorney in fact whose
postoffice is 2o5. E 2oth Ave. Denver Coinrad
has made application for patent for 800 linear
feet on the Roscoe lode situate in Idaho Mining
District. Clear Creek County, State OF Colorado
and described in the field notes on file in this
office follows viz:
Beginning at Cor. No. l. whence the " l.,
Cor. sec ~ T 3S.. R. - W. of the 9Th p NJ
bears n Y Is E 9ls1 feet: thence n. 10 ~ W.
1900 feet to Cor. No. , thence n. 20 AZ e. ISL "A
tcet to Cor. No, 3; thence :. 10 % 1900 feet 10
Coz. No. 4. th' nee s. 20 AZ W. isl a. feet 10
cor. MOL place OF beginning
cont ming 3;tl9 acres expressly excepting and
| excluding all confot With >ureys Nos Gi 5s6l
a6SS, 1867 l3f>i and lss9s and forming porton
Of the unsubdvided Twp 3 s. Range ID w. of the
| 9Th Pru cipal Meridian.
| Adjoining and conflicting claims as shown BY
the plat Of survey the surveys above excluded
Dateot posting November % 1911.
| First pnb Dec 81 1911
Last PUT March 1911
c, d. Ford
Register.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-24
Ajysr,t,s1 1-uer Isl

Idaho Springs, Colo, Dec. 2. 1871.
The following letters remain uncall'
tor at the Idaho Springs Post Office for
he week ending Feb. "A 1912
Baker, w A
Steen, Harry S
stevens, Bert
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-24

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door exercise, insufficient mastica-
ton OF food, constipation, tor
pid liver worry and anxiety, are
the most common causes of stom-
ach troubles. Correct your habits
and take Cham berlain' 5 Stomach
and Liver Tablets and you will
soon be well again For sale BY
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