The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-09-21

aud prosecuted by plaint ifs, was ins,i
tinted by plaintiff for the benefit of, and
a, the instigatlou of, and is maintained
at the expense OF the said United
Hydro Electric CON pauy.
The complaint does not state sufiicien,
facts aud that several causes of action
are improperly united, wherefore the
detendent prays that the action be dis
missed and that they go hence with
their costs in this behalf expended.
Mrs. J. <. Johnson was a visitor in
Denver several days this week.
John J. Hoban went again to the CAPT
tai city this afternoon on a mining
deal.
Maurice O'Donnell, the popular sales
man, was IN town Tuesday visiting local
merchants.
NJ. Macleod and wife climed aboard
the Tuesday afternoon flyer for the
Queen city.
Miss Emma Filteau was a passenger
on the Thursday afternoon for the
Queen city.
Miss Lizzie Arnett, of Blue Rapids,
KAN. is teaching Roikey cliff school
Chicago creek.
Attorney E. NJ. Sabin was a passenger
on the Tuesday afternoon train for the
metropolitan town.
Mrs. J. Fl. Hughes, of Denver, was
here this week for brief visit with her
pareuts, Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Ander-
son.
Fred II. Nye, Of the Rockford tun
mel, climbed aboard the Thursday after
noon choo choo cars for the capital
city.
City Clerk Chas. Brandstetter was a
passenger for the big city on last
Tuesday afternoon on municipal busi-
ness.
J. c. Sturdevant, of the Dover and
Brighton mines, was a visitor in the
mining metropolis of the west this
Thad Fl. Woodward, of Lincoln, Neb,
was in town the first of the week look ing
after his mining interest on upper Fall
river.
David Ellis and wife went to the me.
tropolis last Thursday afternoon to re-
main for few days visit with
friends.
w. B. Stewart, of the Gem mines, &C.
companied by his wife spent couple of
the week.
F. E. Angove, cashier Of the First
for short stay, returning Thursday
morning.
Geo. l.. Bingham and wife, and Mrs.
S. Work, departed Thursday morning
for Fort Morgan, Colo, for several
days visit.
c. p. Rinker, of the Blue Ribbon Bot
Ting works, Denver, was up the first of
the week sizing up the springs in the
cold tunnel.
John F, Puchert. of the Golden Glory
and Honest John tunnels, was a passen.
ger on the Tuesday morning train for
the metropolis.
Inhu w ind ri,,ta nd DC he
Accord Mining and Tunnel company
at Alvarade, was in town fore part OF
week on business.
Mrs. w. E. Renshaw, accompanied by
her guest, Mrs. Holman. of Los Vegas,
went to the metropolis Thursday after.
noon for short visit
Mrs. o. H. Shaffer and daughter,
Mrs. Sprague Stewart, were among the
passengers for the big burg on last
Tuesday mornings train.
Leopold Sternberger of Denver, came
up Tuesday to look after his various
ious water rights and mining proper.
ties in Fall river section.
Judge G. I. Waltman, after spending
a week here looking after his min.
ing and real estate interests, returned to
his home IN Denver Monday afternoon.
John Watson and family departed
Thursday afternoon for Denver, where
they will make their permanent home,
and Mr.. Watson will engage in bust
ness.
Sam W. Miller and w. J. Miller, Of
Denver, both Of whom are interested in
the Orinoco tunnel enterprise on Alps
mountain, were in camp Tuesday on