Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16

Ben Martelon took day off last Sun
day aud visited with his Denver friends.
Will Gleason went to Denver last
Saturday on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Jack Roberts was up from the city
Wednesday for breath of clear, invigor-
ating mountain air
Miss Mary Craig of Denver, has been
a visitor to this city this week, the guest
of Mrs. l.. Hanche,t
Thomas McClenn was visitor to the
valley last Sunday, looking after his
landed interests in Greeley.
Miss Inez Grove arrived in the city
from Omaha last Monday and will spend
the summer with her parents.
S. A. Work OF Pennsylvania, visited
his brother, S. l.. Work in this city this
week while enroute to Oregon.
Al. Arkins and Ed. Rohner were made
full hedged Elks at the regular meeting
of the order held last Tuesday night.
The board of county commissioners
were in this part of the county this week
looking after the needs on the roads.
Still another marke; has added to the
busines interest of the city, the new can
didate to be known as the Cash Market.
County Assessor George Meyers has
put in his time here this week collecting
his tax schedules distributed some weeks
ago.
IF I.age was called to his old home
at Moline, His, last Friday by the an
nouncement of the sudden death of
brother.
Mrs. John Lang departed Thursday
afternoon for a protracted visit to rela-
tives a, Furguson, Mo. Mr.. Lang ac-
companied her as far as Denver.
A two-foot streak Of fine lead ore has
been encountered in the Coming Nation
in one of the Slopes, and Manager Mart,-
Ion looks for increased width as the work
progresses.
Mrs. Sidney Moritz, two children and
maid, departed Wednesday for pro-
tracted visit to her home at Davenport.
Iowa. Mr.. Moritz accompanied them as
far as Denver.
Mrs. Peter Youst Of Coldfield. Colo.
sister of Dad Cain. has been a guest in
this city for several days, being enter
tanned by Mrs. Horsch. The visitor rep
resented the Goidfeld Hive of Maccabees
at the state convention in Denver.
w. +. Campbell, president and gen
company has arrived in the camp pre-
pared to at once resume work on the
Summit property. He expects to give
the mine his personal attention and has
taken up headquarters at the Portland.
Sam Brothers came up from Telluride
and other Southern Colorado labor dis
turbed districts for day or two among
his Idaho Springs acquainiances. He
reports most strenuous life at the seat of
the tronble but seems assured that the
law and order faction now have the mat
tiers well in hand.
Mayor Riley made a business trip to
Denver last Monday, aud returned with
a brand new set Of eyes, the design of
noted Denver occulist. The mayor is
now prepared to sign all kinds of war
rants-provided always, that they are
passed upon by the auditing committee
Johnny Leuders this week made
preparations for moving his family to
Denver. where they will occupy their
beautiful new home, corner of Colfax and
Steele streets. The house has eight liv-
ing rooms and is thoroughly modern in
every respect. Mr.. Lueders expects,
however, to devote his attention to his
business here, as usual. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Hover will occupy the rooms being
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Leuders.
Editor W. II. Cunningham of the
Mining Gazette departed this week for
Illinois, where he will join his wife and
the babies in visit with friends and rel
atives. It has been quite q while since
Mr.. Cunningham threw off the shakels
and took rest. Siftings trusts that he