The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

yer this week on mining business.
Gen Fred Maiseu. of Denver, was IN
the city "Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week.
City Attorney Fed. l.. coiiom was
called TO Denver on business missoin
on Thursday.
w. E Renshaw. ON business bent.
visited in the valley during the first
part of the week.
Mrs. John Rohaer left Thursday
for six weeks visit to the Lewis &
Clark exposition.
Chas. Card aud wife. OF Denver. have
secured rooms at the wilkins colt age for
a few weeks outing.
His Honor, George Riley. and Alder
man II. O. Walker, went to the metropo-
lis early in the week.
Messis Rodda and Aoes visited Beaver
brook early this week. They report lots
of trout still in the stream
Frank Watrous was up from Denver
this week with party OF his associates
in several of his mining ventures.
William Newton. an ali-around miner
of the San Juan country has been here for
a week visiting with his friends, Weston
s. Hart
", A. Prnnty, OF wamego. Kansas.
who is interested in some mining prop
erty.in Spring gulch. is spending short
time in camp.
Miss Mae OHver, cnief operator at the
local telephone exchange. left for Dsn-
yer Tuesday where she will enjoy a
three weeks vacation.
Ernes, Mitchell. of zenda, Kansas. ae-
companied by his bride. is spending their
honeymoon in til lis city and are guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs e. n Moscript
A r. Salty, of Holdrege. Aeb.. and
Mr.. J. Perz=li. OF Denver, are in the city
for short vacation, and have rooms at
Ab@ W AANth1 tAHltiE iil eottt-
JOS /. Coddington and Geo. 5. Smith.
two inve,eraie anglers, left for Chicago
lakes Wednesday afternoon. aceompan-
led by full rrgalia for a several days
siege.
Frank Fowler son Of ii. G. Fowler. Of
Denver. the secretary OF the Honest John
tunnel company, is spending few weeks
a, the tunnel. the guest of Manager J. r.
Puehert.
According to the Courier. Col. G. G.
Vivian is expected to arrive in this county
at an early date for visit. Mrs. Vivian
and her two youngest boys are already at
Georgetown.
John II. Galley. of Pittsbnrg. Pa. one
OF the principa. owners in the consoli-
dated Gem Mines company, arrived
Monday of this week. and is the
guest of W. r. Renshsw.
Fred G. Norris, formerly resident OF
this CITY. now operating mines near
Parall. Mexico was in the city the fore
part Of the week shaking hands with
large number of old friends.
W. X. welch, formerly sta fion agent
OF the c. & S. depot In this city. and at
present located at Trinidad, has gone
of hos, Of friends are extended to him
in his hour of triumph.
]. NJ. Ireland. of Los Vegas. New Mex
ico, arrived the first of the week for a
few days visit with old friends. and TO
look after his many real estate and min
ing interests in this vicinity. He re-
turned Wednesday afternoon.
r. S. venable, an old time res ideut OF
the "Blue Grass state was an Idaho
Springs visitor this week. Mr.. venabie
has interests in various mining proper
ties hereabouts and put in the time look
ing into their condition. With his fam
lily he went to Salt Lake from here.
Amended articles of Incorporation
were filed with the county recorder on
Wednesday of this week. increasing the
capitalization of the Ciipin and Clear
Greek District Railway company. from
$50, 900. to !. .75o, 900. John c. McShane
Is the president, and Bennett E. Seymour
secretary of the company.
Jos. B. Papenbrock. of CINCINNATI,
Ohio. was in town for a few days this
week, looking after his varied mining
interests. The gentleman never lets year
slip by without visit and enjoys them
to the fullest. He believes in the dis
trict thoroughly and demonstrates the
faith that il in him by investing literally.