The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-10-12

John +. Mallalieu went Denverward
on mining business yesterday morning.
Mrs. c. NJ Berry came up from the
big city Wednesday evening to join her
husband.
Mrs, J J. Sherwin has returned from
an extended visit with friends in Boston
and vicinity.
City Surveyor p. p. Barbour was
fessionsl business.
J f. Holmes went 10 the Queen CITY
via the Thur. dav afternoon fl er for a
couple OF days business visit.
W. T. Dumble on, the Denver mining
engineer was up Wednesday and Thurs
day on prois ssIonal business.
Frank B. Allen came up from Dem
NSt Ahll uioi hilS " dlttlid ~ tlC
settling up of his affairsin this city.
W S Hobbs and Ed. Reynolds, of
Yankee. were passengers OF the Thurs
day afternoon train for Denver city.
John Larson, the mining promoter,
was In Denver the first OF the week on
an important business ssion.
| Sidney Morltz, of the Sidney Moritz
Agency Co, came up from his home
III Denver Tuesday to look after his
business interests IN this county.
| A. /. Bean and wife returned Tuesday
evening after an extended absence IN
New Mexico, where MIR. Bean has been
, in charge Of a big mining property.
Geo w. Moscript and J. A. simmons
! departed Thursday af ernoon for hunt.
Ing and fishing expedition to Lake
Hassell and vicinity above Empire.
Mrs. David Hill and daughter, Miss
| Heather Hill returned Wednesday eve
ning after n short absence in Colorado
: DyIlnSS, "HGtS tbt idtlCI " ds ian II SIN -
| las. n. Ogden, the hverystable man,
went to the metropolis on the Thurs
day afternoon flyer for few days re
creation.
| John w. Stevens, OF Humboldt, X ans
spent the first of the week here on a
visit with his father, Geo. w. Stevens,
and departed Thursday afternoon for his
home.
John McColl, the hard working
superintendent of the Lucania tunnel,
took a day off Yesterday and went to
the metropolis to See the off cials of his
company.
w. S Hall came up from Denver
Thursday, and accompanied by Jas. A.
Payne, departed Tor Alice camp, where
they will do assessment work on group
of claims in that locality.
S. X. Varney arrived Tuesday evening
for visit with friends and relatives
He has been located at Blsbee, ARR,
for some years past where e has been
instructor in an athletic club.
James Pdrlaoro, age AZ years, was
instantly killed Wednesday by a prem.
ature explosion at the Nabob tunnel
two miles from Lawson. which is being
driven under contract by Arthur Rob-
erts.
Thomas Coppa!d, the veteran nj lining
man, now working the KITTY Clyde, de.
parted for the polsy town on the Platte
river, at the confluence of Cherry creek
on the train leaving here yesterday y
morning 7;27 O'Clock.
Joseph w. Boyd departed Thursday
afternoon for his copper properties in
Wy omiug. Mr.. Boyd will return Sun.
day and in the afternoon will leave ac.
companied by Judge r. H Blackman
and II. o. Walker, for Hot Sulphur
Springs. where the trio will take in the
venison feast.
The Denver Thursday afternoon pa.
pers told of the big Commodore tunnel
and Red Elephant mines at Lawson
beng taken over by Pittsburg capitalists
The story was printed in detail in this
paper last Saturday FIVE days ahead OF
the metropolitan Moral-Take
Siftings- News if you want to know what S
| going on before its ancient history.
August Seaberg, the blind man, who
lost his eyesight by premature dyna-
mite explosion in Lamartne mine on
| November 10 lSOo. and who has been