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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29
A Law abiding CITY.

During shc past year, according to ths
ufficial record of City Marshal,
O'Rcurke, there were but sevent, -one
arrests made IN this city, and III ,st 81
lhese we're for minor offsns Fourteen
nobes were escorted to the city limits tor
failure to even make an attempt to pro
vide for themselves. The blotter Of the
police Jufge shows that Fl es to the
amount of $25o were collected. As =
side issue, the city marshal presided at
he funerals Of forty seven dogs. 1t must
not be judged from this showing that
Marshal O'Rourke has not been busy,
tor he has worked many double shifts IN
keeping the streets and alleys Ill the
splendid condition that they are.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Alorzp ROBBERS, who has been H.
ployed al the Rpberts Br 5. and Francis
saw mills above Silver Plume, attempted
to stop a sixteen-foot .aw log with his
left foot last week, aud in cons quence is
spendiog The holidays on cru,ches, with
mis- fee, cross. under the fsmily table in
this city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Charles L. Miller. we'll known pio-
mining man Of the FIRE. lana disr rict, died
Monday De, embrr II at the home OF hi,
sister in Clev land, Ono. The funeral
vas held T ursday, December a., at
Colon, Jefferson county, Michigan
" here the remains were Inferred. The
deceased was visiting relatives when he
was taken i'll. He WAS about Sc years
old, and owned consid, ble mining
property in the Freeland district.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Cnas. Chri,tiansou. The carpenter tool
III m pulator, at the New on III | $ struck
hi nstlf on the leir j,w last Saturd vi h
ixoxI2 SICK OF timber, tn" II Jur, caus
lug h III some tr ube "a mdsticAt.ns hi
70 ID. and also m4rrIlg his othefw.
h4pdsome couutenance
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Vincent foi>Ie', tur Cui,ayo cr-ee
III al mrtchant, Is n"a pr,spriing it
Scion, lStumu5 # Panama, wE.Ie he Is
tr ding N the products OF thar sec,ian
and making shiploaI consil. men's to
New York
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

II c. Bush aad wife, OF Brighton. spent
l.. bush, and wife. Christmas day was
he sixty first wedding anniversary OF
the elder Mr. aud Ms. Bush
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29
THE TUNNEL ELECTRIC ERA

Lower Clear Creek county through great
vein system mineral zone known Cold
continental divide the of prosperity of which
the pioneer prospecor dreamed More veopment work
of character has accomplished during
past twelve months in this section previous
since man first began to deve in the tissue veins of this
than forty years ago.
While this district has large
year as i'll o5 which latter Of tn the history
OF the campthe exceeds that year
Cept 1904 by good percentage of increase.
The best criterion for the production
the carload shipments Springs
pot to the valley smeters The railway records which
accurately kept show total 77
forwarded to the smelers during year 1906 twenty
tons each this 40 which the
valuation of S45 the production Sl,54,
800 for the the credit of the end Of Clear
Creek county.
AT
which the mineral be extracted under favorable
dtiois than before of greater
the future than big production showing
exhausted.
During the past year the operators
been directed almost wholly towards development large
proportion of the output of the just closing has been
traced in doing this work
Owing increase in smelling early in the
due to supply of certain grades of the smelt
ers the mining and shipping of low and medium grade
abandoned entirely. The higher grades of
shipped while the lower grades in the
Slopes The the
the the price of lead silver
ment charges restored few weeks this product
be marketed.
Ninety per development accomplished during
the through tunnels the
shaft method of mining having been eprey
Since the adoption of tunneling
started and
eighteen miles only been completed These
subways length from a hundred
One of the important the the
ton of work the breast of the Newhouse Since April
1850 feet have been driven making the length 1928
little than three miles and quarter.
No we'll defined a tunnel which
has been ted by later,
disclose quantity that be at profit
conditions and Most
being driven bound for OBJ and
paid to the shoots All th-e b. lies
floor OF the lateal but effort has been made
mine extent, if possible
The falaCy that values to the
fsure veins has been abandoned The tunnels
the district
half mile below the mountain summils bodies
have found uniformly stronger and carry
higher average values than in the surface workings.
In addition draining overhead
where may be broken down and transported tunnel
mouth entirely Fbe difference of
production by this and of
obvious
Heretofore power has been this
trict entering the electric gasoline
being rapidly replaced with electrical
The change being made property importance
the electric power plants uuabe supply demand
Nine hydroeecric plants projected coming year to
harness the Of Clear Creek riutaes for the
generation of electric TO uppy the mills
Under these excellent conditions be
indeed who could bright future for this di-
trct where muscle and expended never vet
failed to bring substantial results.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

'Lasses" MeCtan atian, proprietor If
the pool rooms. in .liehtng fr IN a NOV
lag tram Ia he /, cal yard, last Monnla,
LANDED on an o d one brur.e on his lett
h-rl and is wearing parr II h4g (
cru cHes
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

J. K. Pticher. IT tIe FIRST NAti,na
spent several days in Denver this week
at the bedside OF a sick sister at Mercy
hospital
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

The silver wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank White was cele
GRATED Wednesday evening. Ab ,ut
ht guests assemb ed TO shower con.
gratuta,io. 5 ant silver gifts upon tbr
long married couple. Refresh men S
we're served
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

FL. n Bahcock, Of Denver. cave up
tie first of the week TO look after the
reet-sm-nr work on the American
B,z propert, on { -c4de creek.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Carl kno-tge, H.rmar W.inher ger.
Helen and Mary Roberts AID EunIcc
Thompson, students al tho stAte uni
r"rsi y. are s. ending the ho) d ys at
err resp Give hom-S.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Operator Hughes, for some time with
the local c & $. depo, force, departed
Thursday morning fer Boulder, where he
has been appointed ticket agent.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Geo X. Kimhal and Fred Stoehl.
went to Lake Edith Wedne sday, where
they caught a nice mess of trout
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Roy Fizmorr,s, age IS years. son o
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Fi,zmDrrls. formerl,
Of this city, died suddenly a>, Sunda,
TN ming in Denves. Of apopl.xy.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

RooeIt Ulrr, uiatic al Hort to climb
afternoon. Che eeutlenlan was unable
/ 20 h. you'd the cits reservoir, when he
became ,fec ed bv the altitude
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

party consisting Of ! B. K ,!l-rs Il
o Browne and J. ". Q1ale, of Denver,
aud b. Ap, el, Of New York, ard X. 5
EArhArt, OF Deavvr, were in the city
Thursday on in1u,ng business
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

W +. R~nsha = departed Wednesday
morning Tor New Yoik city and other
points TO confer with his business
sssCciaty s.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Rohert K. Anams. laslur OF the NJ.
t crurch has preaching services a.
/ ." m.anc 1880 p. al. Class Meeting
A Q:'o and d. yotI, nal nettiIp ( $50.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

X. II. White aud wife spent Christians
day in Denver, returning home Wednes-
day morning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

"Uluy BIZ. w T. Owens. was calleC
home 20 Hutch son kan, Monday ant
retu.ned Thursday
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

David Hill. OF Stiverlon. is spending
the holidays IN this city with his family.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Mrs. Fred Kasch. of North Judson.
Ind, is a Christmas visitor with relatives
in this city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Even ffet I enc coull MT resist the
CHrss mr., displays II Denver and went
t. that city "Wednesday for the first time
IN lhrec years.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Police M-pistrate Wilkins ard Justice
Grte~o5d have this week removed t.
He" quartrrs on Srve nteenth avenue
opp site the Ms ,HiC temple.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Mira. NJ. A. Bosnian journeved to the
metropolis Wednesday, aud esj yed the
Sessions Of the State Teachers association.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Ed. Schoellkopf was in Denver Tues
dav to meet Mr.. Santa Claus at the homs
Of a mutual friend.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

lhe Lad es Aid S, ciety o. the Presby-
ttrian church will meet in the Ladies
room of lhe church on Thus sdav after
noo-' at O'Clock. Full att, IL iauce de
SiTrj
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Miss Nora Esan made journey to the
state metropolis via the Thursday morn
ing train, for a short stay with frienus.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Over 500 round trip tickets to Denve'
were sold at the local depot the first par
If the week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Superintendent Thos. J. Johnston, of
the Specie Payment mine, accomparied
by his wife and daush Ii er, and his wife,
sister, formed a merry picnic party Carts
mas day. They erjoyed .uncheon on the
summit of Bellvue mount.in. where MI
Johnston was Obliged to remove his c, at
IN order to be comfortable. The day was
ideal, ard the view of the back bone Of
the continent from his poin was III ,st
magnificent. The altitude is little over
1000 feet.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Ralph Knowles. electrician At the New
house, spent the fore part Of the week il
Golden,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

defective fl Il. II thv Zwickey house
on the corner OF Seventeen h ,veDur a nd
~olorAdo street, called out the fire dt
par artment Christmas NOR ing. The d4u-
age did not sm,unt u oyer S2o.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

II. C Sturdvvant, of the Lille mine,
was De Yer visitor Monday and Tues
day of thus week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

j. NJ rrow. the wood butcher.
went to D nvsr Monday morning to
properly Celebrate with his friend Santa
Claus.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Ellis kauffm-u, OF gh- Cons nlidated
Gem Mines company r. urned the fore
part of the week from a business visit I.
Chicago aud vicinity.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

lncarPoration papers were filed several
days ago for the Nountain Reservoirs
company, with capital stock of
Si25.o,o. The incorporat ors are George
J.. Bancroft, Samael Braden and H II.
Hiudry. The company is formed to con-
struct reservoir and irrigating bitches in
Clear Greek, Jefferson and Arapahoe
counties, and includes the Bancroft
holdings in this county Of Loeb Lomond
Stewart Ohman, Ice and Chinn's lakes,
and several reservoir sites.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

). J tabi IN mace his annual fnd o.
place. god iu the craw of a turkey this
week. Thus time fifteen colors wer.
found
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

K \ Eirhart, Of Denver. spen' a
Couple OF days in this city on mining
business this week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Miss Irene Perry Of G ldru, is here
visiting friends and relatives.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Mrs. ] II. Nau~-rvi, aud Miss Leota
Naukerv,s, were Denver passeng rs
Wednesday for a ten.iays visit with rel
ativeS.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Presiding Elder w. ID. Phier will
preach III the Methods, Church Sunday
Jansary Sth morning and evening
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Old Fashion, Wa chuleht services
on Monday night beginning at o'clock
Refreshments will be served from L.
to IL O'Clock From II to IL O'Clock
tue las, hour OF the Old year Will be
spend 1t in better way? Come thou
aitlus"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Cia ence Brown, departed yesterday
afternoon for Tallehassr, Fla. where
he will make his home
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

W A kuutz has spent the ". ek III this
city visiting with his family.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

l.. S. Solomon, OF the Suaub ore and
livery stables. went to Denver MONDAY
morning to part Ike Of Xmas
turkey.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Auon Cotton, Of Huston, Texas was
IN the q Wednesday looking after his
mining interests in this district.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Idaho Lodge No. IS, A. o. U. W., has
elevated TO Office for the coming term
the following members: NJ W, J. G.
Hull; Foreman, Fred Osterman; Over
seer, K. J Seccomb; Guide, Jessie Coe !;
/. S. W., F.. c Rice; o. 5. w, J. II IL
stead; Fin 4ncier, Lewis Oliver; Receiver,
J +. Clark; Recorder, Al McAndreas;
Trustee, T. II. Green. Pnblic install
alton of these officers together with
those OF Harmony lodge No. "a. D. of
II. will be held January 7.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

W. l.. Bush was passenger On tn
yesterday mornings train for the sat,
metropolis
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

Daniel Nc Donald aud Miss Lillian
Trelea ase we're married Wednesaay y
evening at the b me Of the brides par
ents the Ceremony being performed b.
he pastor of the NJ thodist church.
Bgih of the youn. folks were born in
this CITY. The Drid- Is the daus Inter Of
Alderman Treleasc.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

II. w Fulton was passenger on yes
terday afternoons train for the capita
city. =:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

The public schools of this city will
agt'n reopen on next Wednesday Ian
utry q
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-29

! w A kuntz has spent the ". ek III this
city visiting with his family.
Miss Irene Perry Of G ,ldrn, is here
visiting friends and relatives
David Hi. OF Stver,on. is spending
the holidays IN this city with his family.
Ralph Knowles. electrician At the New
house, spent the fore part Of the week in
Golden
II. & Sturdvvant, of the Lille mine,
was De Yer visitor Monday and Tues
day of his week
X \ Eirhart, OF Denver. spen,
couple OF days in this city on mining
business this week
Ga ence Brown. departed yesterday
afternoon for Tallehassr, Fla, where
he will make his home
Almon Cotton, Of Huston, Texas was
IN the ci Wednesday looking after his
mining interests in this district
Il. W Fulton was a passenger on yes.
terday afternoons train for the Capital
city. =:
The public schnois of this city will
agfn reopen on next Wednesday Jan
u.ry 2.
W L. Bush was a passenger On tn
yesterday mornings S train for the slat
metropolis.
Presiding Elder W. ID. Phi'er will
preach III the Methodist Church Sunday
Jansary sth, morning and evening.
). tahi IN mace his annual fud o.
placer gold iu the craw of turkey this
week. Thus time fifteen colors wer.
found.
]. NJ 'rrow. the wood butcher.
went to D nvsr Monday morning to
properly Celebrate with his friend Santa
Claus.
J. K. Pttcher IT tIe FIRST NAti,na
spent ,everal days in Denver this week
at the bedside OF sick sister at Mercy
hospital
w r. R~nsha = departed Wednesday
morning Tor New Yo,k city and other
points TO confer with his business
Even Fred vreto coulu u. I resist the
CHrsstnir, displays II Denver aud went
t. tlat city Wedues esda, for the first time
IN ,hree Years
| Police Magistrate Wilkins ard Justice
/ Cris"od have this week removed t,
lie" quartrrs on Seventeenth avenue
opp site the Ms ralc temple.
/ FL. n Bthcock, of i,euver cave up
/ ,Nse>Smenr work the American
Bps properts on C,-c.t'e creek.
Rohert X. Aham>. laslur Of tive NJ.
I l. ceureh has preaching services a.
| l. -, a and 1880 p. n. Class Meeting
a go and Dsvotl, nal meetiI < $50.
l,he Lad 'es Aid Society o. the Presby-
terIau church win meet in the Ladies
room OF lhe church on Thu, sdav alter
noo-' a, O'clock Full att, IL tauce de
sirri
Carl Kno-tge, H.rna Weinhers.r,
i Helsn and Mary Roberts AID Eunice
! Thompson, students a, tho st4te uni
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-22
TARIFF ISSUE NOW
TO- THE FRONT.
sPrcIAI.. nIsrArcH no .rHE.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE. CALL.
WASHINGTON. July 21.-one of the
first objects OF the conference at Oyster
Bay on Monday between the President.
Speaker, Cannon. Chairman Sherman OF
the Congressional committee and other
leaders FIN the Congressional campaign
will be- how to conduct the campaign
with reference to the tariff
Word, has reached here that some of
the,western members of Congress. who
went home intending ,sto conduct a
stand pat campaign, havs-become dis
turhed, at the sentiment for revision
they have discovered in their districts.
They have become convinced that some
concessions will have to be. made to
the revisionists. and nave 50, apprised
Cannon and others.
tariff or show such leniency toward re-
vision as. will satisfy revision sentf-
mept is. therefore, large question be-
for the Oyster Bay conference. The re-
visionists believe, the President, will
align himself before long in favor Of a
change in schedules.
A notable instance. OF aetariff change
OF heart cited here IS that OF Repre-
sentative Fred Landis OF Indiana. who
left washington recently stand pat
ter. but on getting in touch with his
district became q convert to revision.
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QUEEN Of ENGLAND
VISITS BEER HALL.
Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyright. 1905, by The Herald
Publishing Company.

Special Cable to The CALI and the New York
Herald. Copyright, 1905, by The Herald
Publishing Company.
LONDON July zl-That the English
court and English society are. becorn-
ing democratic. in. their diversions was
evident at Earls Court several days
ago when Queen Alexandra came with
her nephew, the. Duke of Sparta, and
his Duchess;' her friends. the Duchess
OF Portland, Lady de Grey and Miss
Charlotte Knolleys, and for escorts
Count Mensdorf. the Austrian Minister.
and King Edwards friend..M. de Sover-
al, the Portuguese Minister. Later most
of the party, reinforced by the Duchess
of Marlborough and others of the court
set, were to be seen having thor
oughly hilarious evening IN a lager
beer hall in the thick OF the beer drink
ing crowd.
The beer hall was crowded with all
sorts and conditions Of Londoners and
foreign residents of London, and so 1t
was that these rubbed shoulders. with
members OF the royal party, who, seat
ed at a long table with Tugs Of beer or
cups of coffee in front OF them, Joined
with great gusto in the choruses OF the
latest viennese comic songs and Con-
tinental versions Of "Billee Bailey" and
MY Little Wooden Hut"
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Administration Goods
Sell Easily in the
TenderlOin.

TORE evidence -tosprove that ths
.M EusfsssAntts .drsiHi''r.tion. has
: = been consistently putting its
'counission'' shoulder behind the Hi
bert Mercantile Company. ana pusAiaE
forward its whisky. business in'.ths ten
derloin vas brought out Yesterday in
the statements sot welI-kaewnt saloon
men who claim to have been forced to
buy whisky that~thsy did not waat by
the Grand .Jurys agent ofsthe nuniei-
pal -liquorh
These men declare that they Nave
been forced to keep silence up TO thas
time because OF their fear o. the ad-
ministration and It's Police Commission
ers. but now that they are out OF bust
ness they are ready 70 get isto print
or into court with the wees they have
undergone IN order. they say. TO nll the.
ever-yawning pocket OF the admins
tration. S.
They had the Hilbert Msresntils
Company'y whisky poured down their
throats. so to, say. by Standardization
agents. chief OF whom. they say. was
MYRTLE Cert. secretary Of the present
Grand Jury. They complain that the
dose was a bitter one. sgs that they
had 10 take 1t II they wished to con-
tinue longer in business. II they
seemed inclined to refuse to purchase.
they say. Cert merely pointed TO the
name. Abraham Ruef. attorney. print
ed on the Hilbert BUSINESS cards
with the purchase NJ the whisky
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-22
ELIJAH D0N|E SAID
TO Be STARVING.
SPECIAL. DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DlSFATCHs TO sIHErCALb.
CHICAGO. July 2i.--John Alexander
Dowie ]. is said to be starving in his
splendid mansion. Shiloh House. in. Zion
City. .-sa gss.
wereit9not for the kindness OF "a few
loyal friends of the deposed head ofrthe
Christian Catholic church, powte,u at
ono time worth lin his own right nearly
sac. 100000, would now be without the
necessities f:life.
That the. yold J man is in desperate
straits for money was admitted by his
private. secretary o.. L.. sprecher. to-
day. 4<-..5 - =
IT twas not for the number. OF old
friends who have continued to look out
for Dowie during the period of his adj
versity." said sprecher. the doctor
would be in need Of the necessities of
life. Since he has returned to Zion he
has not been In receipt of z. cent of the
revenues Of Zion"
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FOUR LIVES DAY.
TOLL. TO SURF
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

ATLANTIC CITY, July 81. -. -Four
drownings here, today broke the re-
sorts record for a days toll tos'the
surf The fatalities. were due to a
crosscut sea-. strong northerly wind
and surf in which IT was impossible
to, stand.
Those who persisted were Robert To
mae of Fenwood, N. j.; Helen Tonae
ID years old, his daughter; Walter NJ
Whitlock Of Richmond. Va, and c. w
Sharpless,i 81 years old, of Jenkintown
Pa.
Robert Tomae sacrificed his life in an
effort to save his little daughter Helen
who while bathing with him waded into
deep water. A cross sea was driving in
on the beach, and a wild surf ragged
with such force as to stop two life
guards who tried to swim with line and
buoy Hundreds of persons saw the
tragedy.
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pv4.e woman Accuses ~Ber+.s

KANSAS CITY. No. July 2I-Bertha
Bowlin. who with Frank Kern was
beaten with gas pipe on lonely
roadway here Thursday night. died to-
day and Kern is close to death During
q period OF seni-consciousness early
today the young woman. in answer to
a question as to who had struck her.
said Bert" Albert Crone. the former
sweetheart OF Miss Bowlin. stiIl main
tains his innocence