The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-07

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Miss Julia Reed has taken a position as
amauueuss in the office of Attorney 4
M Sabin.
w. a. Lamb. !, W. Boyd and c, K
Miller went Denverward on the Ihursd ~
P. IN. train.
Miss Heather Hill departed Yesterday
morning for a few days visit with friends
ii the valley.
Mining Engineer J As. Und-rhill was a
passenger on the Tuesday afternoon
train for the cao'tp1 CITY.
Miss Otis ONrey, who has for some
months Deea visiting in 5 1T Lake city. is
ex xpectcd home tom. ROW.
Warwick NJ. Downiug, OF Denver. came
np Wednesday evening Oh legsl business,
returning to his home next morning.
Frank Pice departed on the Thursday
afternoon train for Cleveland, Ohio,
wlere he viii visit with friends for fc"
weeks,
Capt. K. G.. Dlll, o. the Banner Invest
ment company, was a Denver visitor dur.
ing the week on important mining
business.
Alice Il -, rntel a
position as stenogrspher in the office of
the United Hydro Electric company, in
th's city.
John w. Malm and John Lynn depart
ed Tuesday afternoon for California,
where they will visit for some time
with friends.
Mrs. Ed Watson and daughter. Mrs
Sprague Stewart, were passengers on the
yesterday mornings train for the big city
on the Platte.
r. B. Morton. Of the 10. Reynolds
mines, had a comfortable seat in the rear
coach of yesterday mornings train for
Argo and vicinity.
J. w. Boyd, the mining promoter,
spent the fore of the week in th- me
tropolis, where he inspected several
makes of machine drills.
Murdoch b. Urquhart and wife were
visited by the stork last Sunday, and a
boy baby is now the most interesting
article in that house hold.
w. II. Wiley and Geo x. Kimba!l de
parted Monday for the Pacific coast,
where they will examine some mining
property for eastern people.
Guy G. Stumm, the debonair raconteur
of the Gem Mines company, broke away
from business Thursday to visit with
millionaire friends in the metropolis.
| +. w Wilman and bride came up
from Denver Monday morning, and
were in the city several days receiving
the congratulations of many friends.
J. A. Redding, manager of the Maple
Leaf mine, in Gunnison county, returned
to the property on the yesterday morn
ing's train, after several days stay with
his family in this city.
| The Z. & S. railway company will
put communication books on sale on the
the 18th of the present month. These
books are for family use and popular
among the travelling public.
E. A. Whitfield, of New York City,
arrived Tuesday morning for II several
days visit in camp. Mr.. Whitfield is
interested in the big Saratoga mine and
the Teller property at Freeland, which
properties he visited in company with
Manager John Owen.
Jabez Ball, of Arvada, who purchased
the Potter home on Colorado ST., re-
NOV ed his household goods to this city
recently and is now nicely. fixed. Mr..
Ball will spend the greater portion of
his time in the valley, where he still has
interests
Rocky Mountain Tent No. 7. Knights
of Maccabees will give an entertain
ment and dance at the opera house We'd
nesday evening. April 49, Some ex
cellent musical talent has been secured
and fine program is being engaged to
furnish the dance music and the affair
will be thebest this season.