The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-12-14

IDAHO
Mrs. S. L. Fulkersin was visitor
with Denver friends last Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Champion enjoyed a days
visit with Dumont friends Monday.
c. l.. Plummer, the coal man, was
called to Denver Wednesday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. ]. w. Boyd returned Tuesday
morning from a short visit to George
town.
Mrs. Jonn Owen went down to Den
Yer Wednesday morning for days
outing.
Con. Callahan has been down from
the hills several day getting touch of
city hfe.
Judge and Mrs. Wilkins were pas
sengers for the state capital last We'd
uesddy morning
Raymond Allison was called to Den
yer on Wednesday TO testify in the
Stock-Daniels case
Deputy County Treasurer John R.
White was down from the county seat
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Renshaw were
passengers for Denver on the early
morning train Tuesday.
l.. Sternbe rger was up from the capi-
tai the first of the week looking after
his varied mining interests.
been very sick with pneumonia is
reported to be much better.
Miss Hilda Hooper, after spending a
week with friends at Lamartine, re-
turned home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. L. Mclean was called to Den
yer again Tuesday as witness in the
StockDaniels case in district court.
K. B. Morton and wife returned last
Monday morning after a several week s
visit with Mr. Morton's S folks in Chi
cago.
Night Watchman Wn. S. Mitchell
departed for Denver last Monday after
noon for week or ten days visit with
friends.
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G. w. Sanborn, accompanied by his
sister, were Monday morning passen-
gers for the big city at the mouth of
the canon.
John Morgan returned to Denver last
Monday afternoon after spending the
past TWO months here doing assessment
work on his mining properties near
Freeiand
J. X. Allison, of the Big Five baths
has had his time fully occupied OF late
in occupying the witness chair in the
district court at Denver in the Stock
Daniels case. He went down again on
Tuesday.
Curley Wall wants it distinctly un-
derstood that from and after this date
he will refuse to receive letters for
mailing at the depot. He has severed
his connection with both the postal and
railway services.
The Gem Consolidated Co. has been
forced TO close down its lower Clear
Creek power station owing to the scar
city of water in Clear Creek. On Mon
day morning Jesse Coe. with a force Of
large portion of the flume. The
steam plant on 10th. avenue viii sup
ply the power during the winter.
The Denver Republican of Tuesday
contained a notice of a visit to Idaho
Springs of Bill Cody on the day be-
fore but interviews with Squire Girls
void and other old timers failed to
trace and verify the report. If any
such distinguished parsonage as Col
Cody should have visited these parts,
the Judge would surely have known of
it; at any rate the town did not tip
perceptibly.
Work was discontinued last Sunday
on the Chicago lakes reservoir by Con-
tractor Wilkie, and the camp abandon
ed for the season. The equipment was
properly housed and will be protected
from the elements and will be ready
for use as soon as spring opens. Some
fifty men are affected by the cessation
of work. The contractor expects to
resume active operations as soon as
the weather conditions permit in the