The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-25

Prof. Francis Rarnaley. Of Boulder,
visited the loca high school last Mon
day.
Thos Mitch i got back from Denver
Tuesday evening much improved IN
health.
+. w S'audart. of Denver, was in the
city Wednesday, the guest OF J.
Sherwin.
F. 0. Sands,rom, T. r. A. OF the c.
< 5 was up from Denver Tuesday be
tween trains.
J. A Wright, Of the Lucsnia tunnel,
came up from Denver las; Tuesday to
visit that property,
New and second band furniture, hard
ware, tinware, stoves, carpets. iinoleuns,
etc, at c. l.. LANES.
+. E. Buckingham, of Kansas City.
was in town Tuesday visiting the local
furniture merchants
Attorney l.. Ward Bannister Of Den
yer, was in the city Tuesday in regard to
coming water litigation.
Melvin Edwards, of Denver. who is
interested in mines on upper Fall river
section, was IN town Tuesday.
E D. Quigley, of the Hoosac and
kentuck properties came over the ridge
from Central City last Monday.
Rev A. E. Cha.e, Of Holyoke, Colo,
will preach at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning and evening
Beginning with today, the hot soda
springs natatorium, or swimming pool
will be open all day and evening for the
season.
W. w. Lewis, of Denver, has purchased
a dozen burros from Noon Parker, and
will conduct the burrow livery barns this
season near the natatorium.
Nh and Mrs. Harry Menzimer on
WedD esday evening entertained the
stork at their home and a pretty baby
The subject OF the thesis of Charles
A Filteau, who Yesterday received his
diploma as graduate of the School of
Mines, was The Treatment Of Oxidized
Gold and Silver Ores"
The program OF the Normal Institute
of the Fourth District of Colorado, which
will begin June J at Golden and remain
IN session for two weeks, has been issued
Some well known educators are included
in the instructors.
Thurman Owen, age IL years, the sou
Of Superintendent Ben 7. Owen, for the
Saratoga Development Co., while en-
gagged in doing some rough riding stunts
on the back of burro las, Sunday after
noon, fell and broke his right arm at the
elbow.
The Unity club held its final meet
ting of the club year last Saturday eve.
ming at the home Of Miss F.. c. Batchel-
der The officers elected for the coming
term were: President, Miss Louise
Theobald; vice president, Miss c. E.
Batchelder; recording secretary, Miss
Margaret Bond; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Clara Noxon, and Miss Eula
Horsch
Henry Wiley, age II years, son of
Black smith Jackson Wiley, while play
ing with some PERCUSSION caps at his
home on Chicago Greek last Sunday
afternoon, exploded one with a Ratchet
and received injuries which will cause
him to lose the sight of his left eye. His
body was torn in several places by the
copper covering OF the cap He was tax
en- to DR. Chase in Denver for special
treatment.
Dode McCane and +. O. Nash engaged
in an alteration on the Gem flume two
miles below town last Monday afternoon,
which ended in McCane receiving a
broken jaw. 1t is said that McCane
struck Nash knocking him down and
whan the latter got up he had a rock in
his hand with which he landed on Nc
Canes jaw, knocking out several teeth
and inflicting cash which required
seven stitches.
Clair Angove, the Io-year- son of
Cashier +. E. Angove, of the First Ma
tonal Bank of this city, left his home
last Sunday afternoon without mention
ing the matter to his parents He emi.