Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-08-09

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mandy got a fall. The trouble tool
place at Fifteenth and Miner streets
The bad man was taken before Magis
trate Whiting Thursday morning ant
compelled to answer to the charge ol
carrying concealed weapons.
Mr.. George Atchison is bearing the
ear-marks of a cripple these days. His
right hand is bound up in bandageS
two inches deep and his left arm is al
so bandaged. He says that he got his
hand infected He will be all right il
a few days.
George e. Trunks the well-knowr
druggist of Denver, has been spending
the last week in the city. Mr. Trunl
was taking Il much needed rest and a
the same time was looking after somt
mining properties which he is think
ing of investing in.
Prof. w. ]. Greene and Miss Hattie E
Greene of Chicago are the guests of Mrs
S. L. Work. Miss Greene is prominen
in musical circles and Mr.. Greene is
very successful teacher in the Chicago
schools. 1t is their first trip to Colorado
and they are much pleased with the en-
tire state.
DR.. A. II. Corbett and wife of Madison
Neb., are stopping at the Club. DR.. Cor
bett is interested in mining in this local
ity aud is here for the purpose of taking
rest. Both are pleased with the city
and say that they would rather spend 1
month here than the same period a
Carlsbad or any other place.
j. j. Hoban. the mine manager. wen
TO Denver Tuesday morning for thS
purpose of attending Il meeting of the
board of directors of the Typo Mines
and Tunnel Company While absent
he did not forget the fact that Buffalo
Bill was in Denver. and accordingly
attended the Wild West show.
Oliver App. John App, W. B. An
thony and r. Melnotte, all directors
and stockholders i'll the Typo Mines
and Tunnel Company, were in the city
last Sunday. They came up for the
purpose of looking at the property
They returned 10 their homes in the
afternoon, well pleased with the pro
gress being made.
Justice Morris, accompanied by hi:
daughter, Miss Katharine, left for Den
yer Wednesday morning, where they re
mained for couple of days. The judge
and William Cody, better known as Buf
falo Bill have known each other for two
score of years. and this was the first op
portunity that has presented itself IL
order for the judge to renew old acquaint
anceship with the friend of his youth.
Many of the agencies which have
been doing business in Idaho Springs
will be compelled to go out of business
One of the proprietors of a barber
shop who has been receiving goods fol-
n Denver laundry has announced tha
he will only in the future receive or
ders for the home steam laundry. II
all were of the same turn of mind
there would be no doubt as to the sue
cess of this enterprise.
Fred Nelson. who went to Cripple
Greek a couple of weeks ago with the
intention of making that camp his fu-
ture home, has returned to- Idaho
Springs. Mr.. Nelson was thoroughly
disgusted with the camp of Teller
county and says that there are three
thousand idle men in the district. He
says that houses which formerly rent
ed for S150 month can now be Sc
cured for from $40 to $50.
A. +. Pollock, the good-natured rep
resentative of a powder company, and
who makes his headquarters in Den
yer, was in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Pol
lock has larger store of goodness in
him than the powoer company has OF
powder. He says that business is eX'
ceptionally good in all parts of the
state, but that Idaho Springs contrib.
utes more in the business line than any
city of its size in the state.
The new steam laundry started oper-
ations Monday and everything was
found to work in first class shape
The good people of this city should
bear in mind that home industry
should be assisted in every possible
way and accordingly send their laun
dry to this establishment. The work