The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-02


morning.
Richard Drew and family departed
Wedn. sday afternoon for Fort Morgan,
Colo, where Mr.. Drew has purchased a
farm and will esiahl,sh home.
Mrs. Fred kascb, after a long visit
with her parents III this city. departed
"Wednesday morning TO join her husband
Fred w. kasch, at North hudson, Iudi
ana
George keyes de e,,-rted tuesday morn
ing for klugman, X K4nsas, where he ex
pects 10 I. main for he next few we. X 5
IN completing some contracts at that
place.
Manager Samuel Btethour. OF tue
FrAnk'in- Silver Age miues, accompau
led by his wife, went TO Denver Tuesda,
f ernoon for few days on business
aud iecreaIIon.
Manager r. II. Nye, of the Rockford
tunnel went Denver ward ru, sdAy morn
iag 10 lu chase furniture for the Ban
ner Cousoli lated Office TO he opened IN
the Elliot. block.
w. NJ. Taylor. The $. .cond hand man
this week removed his stock Of good.
from the FaIvre building on Miner stIee,,
~ ,he Hall building on " ater street op-
posi.e the Cliff mouse.
Druggist II. A. E.l,o vent down TO
Denver on the Wednesday morn
ING train. He stated that he had
read all about the pay Sappho. which
WAS at the Broadw.y.
Prof. Potter, who has spent the week
iu Chlrago III attendance at the meel K
Of the National Association OF School
Superint.ndents aud Principals, Is tx.
pec.ed 10 arrive home tonight.
Edward Scnoellkopf, OF the Gem Con
solldated Mines company. accomp
anied by Manager W E. Campbell, of
the Federal Mines in Russell kuch, went
to Gllpin County via the Forks Creek
route Tuesday morning.
Henry B. Clifford, the Wall street
banker and broker of New York city,
was here the first Of the week, looking
after the condition of the properties uf
Gem the Consolidated Mines Company
which is being fin ,nced ny his firm,
CoShiAv w n N,chNls IS t>1.a
Greek & Gilp,n Trust Company, wen,
down Wednesday morning to meet his
wife from Trinidad, who will join her
h hus sband to make their home in this
city.
F. c. Baker. of Golden, a former lum
Der dealer of Idaho Springs spent Sun
day with friends at this place. He re
ports the season very forward in the val.
ley and the gardeners and ranchmen
making great preparations for putting in
crops.
N. II. Sims, of Punxsutawney, Pa
formerly manager of the Sun and Moou
mine Of this place has been appointed
manager of the New Jersey Mining aud
Milling company, operating the Gold.
smith property At Kellogg, Idaho.
Mrs. William Huddie stou, and daugh.
ter Myrtle, departed Wednesday after.
noon for Clay Center, Kansas. called by
the illness of Mrs. Huddleston's father.
Miss Myrtle will re ain for an extended
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within few weeks.
Alderman c. L. Lamb went to the
valley last Sunday where he inspected q
q number Of teams in company with
Alderman A. E. Straub The latter
drove down Tuesday morning, stopping
over in Denver day or two for the pur.
pose. before driving to Greeley and vi
cinity where he 10 ked over q few
farms.
The new team purchased by Aldermen
Lamb and Straub for the use of the city,
arrived from Denver last evening. The
team is pair OF dsppled gray geldines
weighing over a,soo pounds. They are
about seven years old, and are beautifully
matched. The pair Is easily worth over
s., 900, but the gentle men representing
the city succeeded in securing them at
less than fifty per cent. of that amount.