, 1901-07-11

SecuTeu.
Geo. S. Adams, Opt
clan. Glasses properly
fitted at Goodwin's Drug
Store.
Geo. b. Wilkinson, of Apex, Colo,
and a partner of Alex. Lutte, who has
been up looking over their properties,
returned to this place and went out
on the noon stage yesterday for Colo
RADIO. Mr.. Wilkinson a very much
pleased with the outlook of the
country.
Dave Richmond is one of the most
enterprising business men in the
town. He is having the front of his
livery stable filed i'll with clay and
otherwise improved, bringing it up on
a par with the rest of the improve
ments.
Don't forget that Goodwin carries
a large and well selected line of Cal
somine.
Rev. Soy, Mrs. Gus Jensen's faith
er, arrived from Marysville, Calf,
Tuesday. Mr.. Jensen went to Wal
colt after him Monday and they
would have come on up that day but
for the fact that a very heavy rain
storm visited that country and com
PEELED them to remain until the next
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Torbett and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones
and family, Miss Goodman and Viii
liam Torbeit, went up ON Spring creek
fishing. They were quite successful
making a catch of over 800. They
report a very pleasant outing.
DR.. Price has sold out his interest
in the drug business of Clemmons Il
Price to Mr.. Clemmons. While the
doctors health is slightly improved
he is still quite feeble and will be
compelled to seek a lower altitude IN
less he gets stronger very rapidly.
Pure Drugs and Chemicals will al
ways be found at
GooDwIS's the Druggist.
The city is grading Bridge street
out to the slough and the hill at that
point is being plowed down to a
grade hat will make it passable for
heavy teams. The present plan,
while very effective and accomplish
ing much for the town, is very mex
pensive, the city having spent less
than $500 on the work.
A. C. Epperson, president of the
Mammoth Copper Mining Company,
accompanied by his sons Gay, Boss
and daughters Mabel and Sadie, left
for the mine Tuesday. Work, which
had been suspended on account of
surface water, will be resumed at
once with u full force of men.
When you need drugs go to Good
wins. He always has the best goods
on the market.
Charles Kienzle, the carpenter, who
has charge Of the erection of the Hot
Springs Hotel cottages, left for En-
campment Tuesday to begin the con
struction of an office building for
Chatterton, Coolidge Il Reed, which
is to be occupied by w. H.. Reed, the
Encampment member of the firm.
The past two weeks have been
marked by very hot days, followed by
cool nights. The night after the
Fourth there was Il heavy frost on
Lake and Pass creeks, as well as in
in other parts of the valley. The hot
days are nothing out of the natural
; order, but the very cool nights are
phenomenal.
D. 5. Richmond celebrated the 4th
by putting in "a large force pump and
a watering trough. We suppose Dave
put in the pump in order to accom-.
MEDIATE anyone who got thirsty on
that day. From the general appear.
ance of Il few celebrators we think
they have patronized some Other
pump than Dawes.
"Selz" new reliable Misses Sl.5C
Button shoe for S1.00 at Cosgritf Bros
Co., this week.
Tuesday afternoon, about 2 o'clock,
one of the worst dust storms ever seen
i'll this country, swept over the town
and blotted out everything. 1t last,
ed for nearly half an hour and was
followed by a sprinkle of rain. 1t
wac oilt vi iHt llOSl blSdPIttdiDl
storms ever known in this country,
blowing over out buildings and tents
and filling every room in every house
with "A choking dust.
NJ. NJ. Green, who is largely inter
ested in copper mines in this country,
accompanied by II. A. Atchersom and
G. H. Houghtaling, arrived here Mon
day evening and went on up country
on Tuesdays stage Mr.. Atcherson
is from Tomahawk, Wis, and presi
dent of the Wagner-G reen Mining
and Milling Company and the treas
urer of the Ruby Mining Company,
besides being interested in many 9th
Ell mining propositions in that coun-
try. Mr.. Houghtaling is from Quiu-
cy, Mich, and is Interested in the
Bay Horse Mining Company.
Straved