Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-06

SCduudi lne llu1DeI lduu steals ana everything IN
the way of trouble and trying circumstances has
arisen to stand in the way of Democratic success.
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The moving pictures at the Trocadero this week
have created end of good amusement for the
people and have shown that the place is popular
for the tourists and for the home people well.
1t looks now as if the season was ripe for roller
skates and the management can make no mistake
in giving the people of this elegant style of
physical culture"
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Yankee Hill should have telephone connection
by all means The place is large enough to guar
antee good patronage for such enterprise and
the Colorado Telephone company should lose no
time in getting in where it help itself and help
to make that camp what it should be.
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E. A. Brown, of Bigelow, Mo- has been in the
city sometime and has invested in of the best
propositions of the district to considerable extent
Mr.. Brown is gentleman who investigates before
he makes an investment and this is what every in
vestor should do where it is possible. If they can
the different properties find out who is
aging them and what the chances for success ap-
pear to be they investing just they would in
some other line of business, and such investments
pretty certain to turn out successful 1t is the
blind propositions that do the harm. The fake
enterprises lndl PROMISE anu never return
a dollar.
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School opened Tuesday uuder trying crcum-
stances, when the matter of buildings and accom-
modations is taken into consideration, but there is
doubt that it will be of the most successful
terms in the history of the city. Professor Clarke
has become familiar with the needs of the dis
trict and will do better than he did last year,
and that far superior to the general average
that the people are not inclined TO believe that a
term could be improved upon.
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Spion Kopje has enjoyed generous growth
dnring the past summer, and now Mr.. Simpson
has opened up the first business place the kopje.
1t consists of pretty little land office and the sign
is so plain that those who may read. 1t is not
the business places to have homes the hill for it
begins to look if that section would be one
of the thickly populated portions of the city. The
same growth each year that it has enjoyed during
the past year will hurry it right along During the
past year six eight houses have been built on
the slope and it is known that many
in contemplation The city has accomplished a
good deal for the place by giving attention the
roads roads and parks and of the finest
drives in the city is to be found the summit of
the hill
he has always been their friend. 1t is apparent
that the governor has changed since he operated
gangs railroad trains.
$3.50
Lieutenant Governor David c. Coates states
that Senator Teller is the party to a proposition
that will land former Governor Charles S. Thomas
in the United States Senate. In other words Mr..
Coates believes that the senator is allowing Gov
ernor Thomas to use the magnetism of his name to
keep harmony in the Democratic ranks Then if
the legislature is Democratic the senator will say
that he has enjoyed all the public life he to
enjoy and step out of the way for Governor
Thomas. Both gentlemen appear to fail to take.
into consideration that the Republicans have a
good show to capture the legislature, in which
event it is reasonably certain that neither Teller
Thomas will be sent to the senate.
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The Gem and Freighters' Friend consultations
represent one of the important factors of the year
in the future progress of the district. During the
past two months the Gem and Freighters' Friend
have both been practically idle while negotiations.
were pending. AS result the increase in ship
ments have not been as heavy as they would have
been under different circumstances. They have
kept up with the pace of last year, however, and
that a steady development. 1t is safe to say
that these big propositions begin to send
their rich mineral there will be most generous
gain shown in the districts production. 1t is q.
limited that processes for saving the values are
to be used and this is indeed, encouraging Let.
have the advantage of all the latest devices for
that purpose
P R. Day, of Hartford, Conn, was in the city
this week and remained long enough to become in
r. Al.