The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-09-14

IDAHO
Contractor S. l.. Work was a Wed
nesday Afternoon passenger for the city
Of lights.
E. P. Swanson, the shoeman, was q
Denver passenger on the early train
Tuesday.
Mining Eugi ineer n. II. Brown was .
a visitor in the capital city the first OF
the week.
Attorney Edward NJ. Sabin was called
to Denver on legal business last Thurs.
day morning.
Sheriff Thos. Cunningham was down
from the county seat Tuesday on
official business.
Rory McGilvray was on board the
Monday noon south bound c. s. S. fast
summer special.
Sidney Moiitz. of Denver, was in town
the fore part of the week looking after
his business interests.
sc. McGinnis departed Tuesday
morning for the valley to transact bust
ness and soak up sunshine.
John G. Roberts, of the Jackson con-
centra,ing mill, went to the capital city
on the Tuesday morning train.
Miss Heather Hill departed Tuesday
for Colorado Springs for short
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. H. c. Tuttle, and daughter, of
Osawattamie, Kans.. are visiting Mrs
Tuttle's aunt, Mrs. A. H. Colburn and
family.
City Surveyor Percy P. Barbour and
wife were passengers on the Monday
afternoon limited, bound tor the me
tropolis.
Mrs. Lizzie Abney, of Golden. and
Henry Ward, of Pittsburg, were guest
Of Mrs. A. H. Colburn and family the
fore part of the week.
A. R. Comstock, of the Almaden
mines on Fall river, came up from Den
yer Wednesday evening for several
days visit at the property.
]. ]. Sherwin returned Monday after
a weeks outing in Wyoming, wh.re he
and w. L. Bush spent the time fishing
in the vicinity of Rawlins.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Freeman were
visited Monday afternoon by the stork
and a new girl baby is the interesting
subject at the Freeman home.
Billy Wykof. the expert lumberman, !,
went to the big city Sunday for . several
days's visit. He will perhaps go over
the range into the tall timber before
he returns.
Captain R. G. Dill of Denver, who is
largely interested in the Jack son Min
ing, Leasing and Development company
and the Nevada Capitol Gold Mining
company, spen. several days in camp
this week noting progress in the prop
critics operated BY those companies.
w. H. Trathen nephew Of Postinas-
ter Trathen, of this city, who formerly
resided here and Georgetown has &C.
cepted a position in the War department
at Washington, D. c. After leaving
this place Mr.. Trathen returned tc
Nortonville. KY, where he has been in
business up to the first of this
month.
While returning from Echo lake las,
Saturday night, young Albert Straut
and Phillip Mixsell, who were driving
along the dark road, ran into q rock and
both we're thrown out. The latter had 9
loaded gun in his hands and was unable
to break his fall. He received bad in
juries about the face and head, but nc
serious hurts.
w. S. Mari, of Hildredth, Neb., an6
d. w. Mari, of Fort Calhoun, Neb., wers
in the city Tuesday and Wednesda,
visiting the Bronaber mine in company
with Geo. G. Webber. w. S. Marr i.
secretary of the Interstate Mining com
pany operating the Bronaber, and wa.
pleased with the condition of the prop
erty and the showing of ore made by de
velopment since his last visit.
1he Rocky Nouutsis Herald, ooe oi
the Oldest weekly publications in Colo.
rado, founded By Halsey Rhosds, who Il
sill ms proprietor, but who 10 ROW com
pelied to drav . princely sa!asy from
Uncle Sam - . federal employee-the
reward fos . half = century Of hustlins
for the Republican pssty snd the grand
old daa-has made . chsuRe, snd las,