Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-11-15

the fellow who said THE Republicans are al
ways for abundant prosperity and they turned in
and helped to elect the Democratic county ticket
so that the county would be Democratic. This
will make Idaho Springs the greatest tourist point
in the world for people from all the states of the
north now regard Democrat as curio and the
only place they get to the natural product
is right here at Idaho Springs
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All this fume and fuss being made by the News
and Times concerning the legislature is foolish and
the people will give it no heed. When the time
comes to elect United States senator, some good
Republican will be elected. This much appears to
be pretty positive from the face of the returns.
The opposition is endeavoring to do little early
blufing and kick up lot of dust to blind the peo-
pie to the real object being sought by the Repub-
licans-the prosecution of the fraudulent voters
and those who promoted false registration.
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In a burst of oratory the Kearney, Neb Dem
ocrat states that the mountain peaks of Colorado
rolled down onto Bryanism in Nebraska and that
it drowned it in the Platte river If Organism was
a substance so shallow and thin that it could be
drowned in the Platte river, Democratic friend
has reason to grow eloquent.
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The people in the outside countless played ev-
en- with Denver for all the Mountain and Plain
festival fakes and everything else when it obliged
the people there to swallow the Rush bill. There
is some question to whether the people of that
city capable of self government, or not, ac-
cording to the manner in which the Democrats
have treated them, but the Republicans believe
that trial should at least be permitted.
1888
John HoImberg's vote is still increasing and
before the total count is made, he will have car
ried Colorado and Minnesota.
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"That a good suggestion you had last Sat
urday in regard to having talks made by citizens
and business men before the schools y" remarked a
well known attorney this week. "The idea looks
practical to and know have absorbed more
knowledge in that way when 1 was a kid than I
could by studying the same proposition in school
for four weeks"
The manner in which the people rallied in to
congratulate Mr. Haggott on his victory gave some
idea of the large number of friends he has in tn.
city and county, and the letters and kilograms told
the story from over the state. If the reports of
revolution" in the Times and News are true, Mr..
Haggott will be obliged to wear a coat of mail as
presiding officer of bellicose Democratic senate.
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The authorities should lose no time in deter
mining whether there is house of i'll fame being
conducted in the old haunts up Chicago creek or
not. 1t is place for such institution and the
show respect for the memory of the
departed dead by moving the place, the better it
will be-
Nou nd a man nyvho will adr that he
lost bet the recent election. One thing is GER
tain the people who bet either doing some
excellent lying now else they did some excel
lent hedging just before election.
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1t is manfestly plain that the Taylor BIZ
ennial election amendment has passed and that
the people will not be jumbed around every fall
with political campaign. The Democrats should
have given Ed Taylor the nomination candidate
for congressman at large a reward for his good
work in getting this amendment submitted. He
has accomplished great deal toward taking the
edge of extravaganza off the of the fusion leg
slatures for his measure alone will soon save the
state all the cash so vicously squandered by his
colleagues. The Bucklin amendment is dead.
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promoters That Prey" is the title of an arti-
Gle in the Philadelphia Evening Post. There may
be such things in the Quaker City but not here.
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Now that the election is over, why in thun-
der did the campaign orators come up here and
talk about sugar beets and what had been accom-
plished for irrigation2 We have drills large
enough to drill holes for the culture of the sugar
beet and could not irrigate if we wanted to. Isn't
it about time that some of the parties were placing
themselves in position where their orators could