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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

THE FOURTH AT IDAHO SPRINGS.
Springs larger
number people during the coming eday July
celebration attended
working steadily perfect
duties so that there will be hitch in the plaus.
The local fire has hose and
team, both of which evening Colorado
for the coming The doing
and have made record with the
This city always could good team each Fourth rolls
offered for the remen tournament are large this for both
first and places scrub
With the dough, will take first class capture
We prefer prizes, neighbos
send old the
o go to get a lookin
working tremendously and the ave
tng especially getting busy giving publ
city the celebration held here the big prizes
many attractions which will enable visitors to keep busy
1t stated that number which participate
the races at Golden will also arrange to enter the i'll this city
and of the people who wgo
drilling contests have large enough prizes from all
the south and certain that
large addition the attendance
The home hants and other
goods
is done in regular
person attends the celebration will
the up
and the executive committee will upon
one who tries during the
The committee has decided that appropriation
fire works will devoted display that
The fireworks will be exhibited from Filtration peak
be for miles. This display will agnifcent
usual scenic pieces which costly and be witnessed by
only few
Many private houses will he prepared guests
ing the three days the celebration besides oomig
anticipated will
0 take of visitors.
The electric light brilliant tlv
iumiaed during the carnival
be located iii the Of the ts ii. BE accomplished
every d ample incentive
insure splendid decorations especially the b',' of the
city.
Idaho ing G. = attractive p ace
spend M rI ul. attending
time. the past, viii n w
Fiki:MEN':5 RACES.
Hose race, w.t. test; f!rsi prize. $500; second
'oo:< and Ladder race. first prize, $500: Sec
orG SG5.
Straig!taway, first prize, 500.
Relay Race. 400 Nards. $40.
100 yard dash, !i:,itel to runner selected
from eaci, team. Prizes, first, S25; second prze
SIS
200 yards dash, limited t" runner selected
from each team: First priLe, SIS; second. SIS.
The usual rn'c9 and regoiau~ will govern
F. information address 'ourth 81 f. s committee.
ROCK DRILLING.
Double Hand Drilling 10 minutes, First Prize
$500 and = entrance fee: ID prize, 500 and Il
trance fee. Entrance fee, SO. Size OF steel "a in
and weight II hammer not to exceed 8 lbs.
Single Hand Driiiiug, 10 minutes, First
prize 100 and 3 entrance fee; I'd prize $50 and "a
entrance fee. Entrance fee $500 Size of steel a
Silver Plune granite he used
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Dean and Mrs. Howells, OF the De-.
yer University of Music, came up
Thursday morning for a several "a,
visit with Rev. and Mrs. Robert r.
Adams. The young people of the
Methodist church have arranged TO give
. Cantata, "rhe Pillar Of Fire. and the
Dean has very kindly agreed TO train
the singers for the event, as he will be
in this city frequently this summer. 1t
10 desired to obtain all Of the voices pos
. sible for the presentation, which i, is
Thought can be go ten ready within the
next month or six weeks.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

The home base ball team last Surd !,
Wal oped The Georgetown team on the
local grounds t. the extent OF IA 10 .
Ga tie same day team from the PIKE: =
went to the County seat where they got
trimmed to Tie ture Of II to o. Adding
the scores If tie two games ge,her,
Idaho Springs won by p to I8.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Chicago, a Sam w. Miller AMI wife,
of Denver arrived TUESDAY evening T
S. verai days wish at the Or;noco tuan
properly. Mr.. Brown Is the preside :
ger of the O.lloco Mining and NJ HI Z
company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

The annual Memorial Day exerciS, I. t
the No3amen Of the World were held
last sunday. Taere "as a good telG
auce OF n.cmb,rs who wi 'uessed tue ~
yelling services a. the csuleter', here
graves of James Cocks aud August
Horsch
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Geolosist James Uan-t rll depar I'll
Tuesday afternoon FIR Denvcs, f. ~
~nich place he vii 60 t, Fost Collin.
and over The range TO Hahn's p k
country as 2 member Of the stale le =
ologlcal sury y. H. expect to be en-
gagged in the work for tea days or two
weeks
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

a house Ia Virginia canon vs. The
scene OF a ST. uti-'S afray las, r, sday
eVen' =, tll evpr, en It haa bs-..r .rade
by mt EinC - Keep the ilr'', rom
o"con'l < pH'dc. \ man v,cec zine
cs1nrl u- 4 g'tG ,as sto' re- .n. r,pbt
t rsh with .32-ral'bar ha'' ,,.,,ich
pene'ra ed The tfeshv PR fh'e lown
a t7r As the k Ucr. 's'It to" M, p g no.
yrt os en- xxi C.rd The su-c.,r called
i! +tterd gee was r. $, -rcr. and
no c"n' al ,>4s = a 'c ,hc nrrtN rites
VIII k"sx p"t'ir. "'fh # ~ until ad-
vlse| III .uu'ntu- o., .1~ detective de-
/ pAit-"ent q, t,!- ,al. cr.
! i III 'r aHa Tvs v'fr ~ ',n re ! - - the
canoh hfV = tu=nt qua rels i, is said,
H1d g. '.nst, ..4>e i & con-.n-, occur
: t>A-., - l rr h'rc Th lana ord, last
4 tfr7 '7N vv-nt4s, thr a'cnel - shoot
the t'a't Oft f Ire }'ous-. ard cHased his
- u-r out OF tHe ter aoor, ,plir n shot
a. nr' g she Ntnt re buffet s,--7ck
tie MN whose ldCri'rr will 70, be dis
clos d, ,nfrCtrrq tn" wCrn4 F-cc-ihed
above. The parties irvo'vod claim that
the shooting was accid, nt+i and the VIC
tim will make ro compliant
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

John Lovfen ,efg removed his family
to Denver this week where they will re.
side. The change is made for the bene.
fit Of his wife's health.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Henry p. Lowe, the we'll know mi inin.
engineer V ho has just returned from a.
extended visit in England, was in thi.
city yesterday on professional business
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

S. l.. Burger has purchased the old
John Hall cottage near the lumber yards
in Grass Valley. and this week moved
into his new home with lis family
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Geo. w. Wood and A. E. S,raub, 10
ca! horse fanciers, were aboard til,
morning train for "A trip to Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Frank Doherty was amo19 tie !
sports who went to Denve1 on accoun
of the Derby this morning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Mrs. Nora Bunker nee O'Donnell,
who has been here for the past four
moths on visit with her mother ard
family, departed yesterday afternoon
for home in Orion Ill.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

+. l., Savage, tue ore hauling ex
pert. was passenger on the Wednes
day morning fyer for the city Of lights
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Mrs. L. A. Halter went as far a. Den
yer with her friend, Mrs H. c. R4y
miller last Wednesday afternoon
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

ANTIQUE Eckberg, Of the firm Of Lin
dali & Eckberg, was at the depo; this
morning for . trip to Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Ben 7. Owen was in Denver We'd, es-
day between trains on Mining business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

" l. Bush aud ,iie departed Friaa;
morn'rg for Excelsior Spring, Mo
where Mrs. Bash vii seek 10 inptuse
her h. alth bs change of climate al d
will remain indefinitely.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

mines, returned last evening from bIie'
visit to the metropolis.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15
TO START
ShafthOuse On The Great
Stanley Mining Estate
On Spanish Bar Being
Placed In Condition For
Extensive Operations.

lie great Stanley group OF mines on
Spanish Bar, which have a record pro-
duction of over three and a half millions
of dollars to their credit. will shortly be-
come the center of activity in this dis
trict, ard will again take its place as ore
of the largest producing properties in
be lower Clear Greek section. Col. A.
c. Bro"nlee, one Of The principal own
ers, recently returned from England
where he completed negotiations for the
sale of the Japan Flora mines in the San
Juan, in which he was largely interested.
Cable sdvices say that the deal has been
consummated, and Col. Brownlee will
now be able to devote his entire time 10
the Stanley mines.
Last week the old Hyland mill ard
water right were purchased by the Stan
ley company, AMI in addition to giving
them a desirable mill site, will add a ia |
of twenty feet to the Stanley wa,er right.
This will give the Stanley power plant
an additional couple OF hundred horse
power for the power plants when finally
constructed.
About two weeks ago crew of me Il
was quietly put to work in the Stanley
mine shaft house, and it is understood
that as soon as the castings for new Sc,
Of gears for the com pressed air plant a, {
received. that the shaft and its miles OF
underground workings will he unwste,
ed. The Stanley plant is now supply
ing the Lucania tunnel with power, aud
the Cardigan mine, aud this week csu.
tract Was entered into for furnishing ar
for the Traction mine In Spring gulch
which was recently purchased by Dc
troit. Mich, capitalists. A pipe iine
something over 5000 feet in length will
be Constructed ard will be laid overland
as soon as the pipe can b. delivered.
When tEe Stanley mines have bern un-
watered it will be necessary for The com
pany TO erect large concentrating mill
to handle The low ard medium grade
products of the mine, Of which Il ere is
an immense Tonnage which can be t 4
tracted with profit. rhe old mill, which
has been in operation the greater part Of
the time for the past thirty years, re.
Quires a great amount of repairs. so tha,
the cost OF III Sc Is greater than would
be tue intsIes, an investment III a
larger and up to date mill, and IN ad.
dition the latter would maize a cos-r
saving Of vsues, Thereby addii gr, atty
to the profits. 1t is stated from good
authority that James +. Bowden. for
years superintendent OF the Stanley
mines, and who is familiar with every
fathom of the underground work iugs,
may again take charge Of the proper y
Mr. Bowden has a host Of friends in this
city who wou welcome his return, and
it is said that he would give the matt, +
favorable consideration if the parties ca n
agree upon terms.
Mr. Powell, who has been euperin.
tendent for some NON hs past, has ac
cepted other employment and with his
family will shortly remove to his new 10
cation.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

E. R. Lumley, OF the Little NJ ttie
mine, hikel for Denver this morning
on the southb onnd tram
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Amended Location Certificate. Asp
lode, Jack son Mining District Washing
Ton Johnson and w. K. Mcclellan.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

John c. Hull, the thoroughbred expert.
"as al the depot this morning in 'iuie to
to catch The 7:27 train sou.hhou d.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

John ParshAll, Of Kansas Ci,v, Mo,
was III town several DAYS this week ON
a visit with his COUSIN hlet Geo w
ParshaI
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

G. c. Weber, the ruiniug man, depart
ed Thursday moruin4 for Omaha, Nen.
where he will remain tor a couple O.
weeks On business in connac ion with
the properties in waich h is n4leres,ed d
in this district
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

The apron bazaar given by the ladies
Of the Methodist church last Tuesday
afternoon and evening was we'll patron
ized aud The ladies realized something
over $50 AS the result of their efforts.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Miss Haze! Cl'rke departed THURSDAY
afternoon fr Golden. where she will
make a months visit at the Wannama-
ker ranch
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Mrs F. L. COLON returned Thursday
evening from visit to Kansas Cit,
w,ere she was called by the illness of
her niece The latter 10 coavalesc nR
nicely. and will entirely rec aver from
her sickness
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

James E. Bo.den, of Denver, was
in the city Yesterday between trains on
0miuing business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

While engtged In hanging v, initiating
p pc in the Jefferson Calhoun lateral
ON the Ne"house tunnel Thursday
Just before noon, Herman Wenherger
and Hugh Breuner inadvertently came
In coatac, with a live wire, and the lee
tric current Of 5oo-vol's put then both
Ont of commission for time. Vein
berger was knocked down and badly cut
on The h,nd. while Rreuner was badly
buIneu AMI rendered unconscious for
some minutes.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Mrs. Aired Jaynes. of Grand Junction
IS visiting her friend, Miss Es,ella Nit
chel this week
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Judson S'ort. the Chrcago creek dairy
f'r l'ort Go! 'as. Mo d.,y uo:ui <,
sreldins q -Herk looking over me
clln-rY !! th u v1nLui-N
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Mrs. C. F.. McClellaud WAS a passen.
ger on the Wednesday morning tram
f,r the metropoli an CIV.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

County Commissioner +. A. Maxwell
was in town Wednesday on professional
business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Earl O'Rourke ill leave next Tines
c'y Tor L.arned, Kansas, where he will
vi1t with relatives tor the summer
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

MISS Estelia Mitchell went to the
valley CITY Wednesday afternoon on a
brief business visit.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

John M. Morrow went to Denver
or this mornings easlborrd tram for a
several days sojonrn ard to inc,den,ly
take in Z c Derhx.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Miss Net,ie /. L. returned from Dep
v-r Wednesday evening after short 30
journ
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

w. II. Wi iliams, Of Lamartne mine
frue was up from Denver this week
for brief buSin ss visit to the Freeland
district.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Mrs. F.~~k ,rey VAS a passenger on
Wednesday afternoon train for Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

James Clyce, of n nth Long, ont,
Col'., on Wednesday purchased tn, J hn
Lueders saloon rom The estate, auG took
pD session Thursday morning. Mr..
Cvte and Frank Shaw will gvs the
business their pers nal atten.i "a and
VIII bring ther families to this city to
reside The een'.enen are pleas, i With
tu1s c'tv and hav faith in the iulurc of
,.c oa.4.p anI town MIR. Msn,efe and
Mr., Snvthr, who have been the white
apron artists, will remain FIR soi..e laws
to 'ss'St the ne" prJprietors IN iht con
due OF The business. special layttirg
ot The city cuuucll was held anl a per
MT granted tn change The iicens> 10 the
u lIIle of f!1r new oNuer
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

G II. Hlnnlar, OF Oskaloos,, Iowa,
has been in the city for the past two
weeks inspecting mining property in
I GO upany with ftbr Hob ~
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

rr. 6, ". McCtara an, Al ardent ed-
n1rer of horses. could no, rt.Sjs, tho
Derby ten 2tNtion tni erlv II. MORN
prepare @or the joIrney ., III. capi tai
cit, levi - on h. 7,-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

CaTtain Heurv l. Seeman, Of the big
Fall river tunnel proj ct, came up from
Denver Thursday to visit that enterprise
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Benson Potter, of Arvada, was in town
TINS week visiting with relatives.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Miss Lillian Pa,ten returned Wednes-
day evening after several days visit in
the capital city
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

+ h,am DAYS, IT M,nkato. Minu.,
who nAs res 'eHt pt Iihp Springs a
5 ote oi year, vheI he w., engage IN
the b1snrss OF Stone and brick mason ,
was visiting Oil i'm" acq1ain,Ances here
this wee k
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Colonel Raymond \. Etton, !lie " Il
known Denver re 'spapsr man c me ur
Ne.ine e'lsy evsniag for a br ef Wis
with his broth r. T.. A El'oI.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15
GET WORD
Raise From The Saratoga
Lateral From NeWhOuse
Tunnel Will Be Pushed
At Once And Breast OF
Lateral Extended.

Manager John Owen, OF the Ssrs',g4
De velopment company. who has been
IN New YORK City conferring WIN his
associates, wired yesterday tnat he
would arrive home next Monday eve.
ning, and tuat arrang, ,inrnts had been
completed to resume driving on the
preaSt of the Strttoga lAr-ral IN the
Newnouse tunnel and that the raise
-slope would be abandoned and a crew
of three eight hour shifts would ne put
t. work the raise. The later will
start IN the back of the stone winch is
nos about 90 feet high, and VIII be con-
tinu.d distance of 2Sp feet Tor connec-
ton with the tenth level. The
proposed operations will require the
services OF additional miners. auG it is
doubtful where ttey eau be secured at
the present. NJ schiue men are III yreat
demand aud there are q mt uu1n ,er of
operators looking for shat class OF sk,lled
.HLor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

S. G. ami w ". Stover departed Wed.
nesday morning for Pomona Cal where
they will make their home.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Mrs. r. y. Il r. md children depart.
ed " s,erdav morning fer Denver, Were
thes will visit With Mrs Bla,'s SISTER,
Mrs +. X. D,t, for a weef
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

TEonas Eeau, the Chicago creel
mining man, WAS called to Denver OF
mining business yesterday morning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

The ladies OF Calvary Guild will meet
at the home Of Miss c. E. Batchelder on
next Wednesday afternoon, June 10.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

A. II. Ristedt returned Wednesday
evening after having spent several DAYS
in the capital city
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Ex Navor George Riley was in Den
yer between trains last Wednesday il
consultation with wei,cai sr. cialists
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

l. NJ. Moscrlps this week received
ettsr fron bis son Kenneth. who i, o
board The Penn sylvania, the letter n2
pos ell at sone point in Japan NJ i.
NJ IS rip. Il ID lot lie ri from his son II
.everal months and he was extremely
pleased to receive the commute usn
Kenneth hiss been promoted se.e n
uo,ches with an increase In pay.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

court asking a ch,rae oil venue ~ !ie
Case Of Gsorge d Croft versus The Cp.o-
RADIO Quito Gold Mining company aud
William 10y Tor S 90 damages all, Il
explosion II. the Quito .haftht use CD
ebruar, 8, and the case will probably
be taken to the United States Circu.,
Court, presided over by Judge Les;s
TIE defend ant co;p jratiou is organ i
under the law of ". st Virginia ard he
DE- tenden, 10y. is resident # b t,
idaho, while the pl ,iu IF is r.si ie - Il
this state. Attorney L. NJ. oabn
represents the def. II Iauts.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Teddy Dill came up from De0v, :
Wednesday evening pr visi to hi, IN
uauzl lease on liz ..aulr,ire Ted j,
mas not decided upon which make cf u
auton. ohiie Re will purchase {: whs n
he vil, start uaon his trip around
e wortt la "Scoty'
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

c. S. Birkins the popular lumber man
was passenger for Denver on yesterday
afternoons flyer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

gave a grand pa at the opera II Jusr
las: evening 'vNicS was surh As to tax
the capacity f the l. Il and lh~ u
sic iurrisacd by tuIal ui Denver i..usi
S ci iIls, MS exc. liert
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Attorney E. L. Regennitter was called
10 the capital city on legal business
Thursday morning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

!, Quick departed Thursday
at rrorn for Rate, Mont ma, where
Sh- expects to MA" TER home.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Mrs. Fred Consloc lett Thursday
afternoon for Golden where she |
visit for few 1avs with friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Mr.. Ca'4s J. Mrs.n returned this
the amy M GYiAvu. vnere she mas
le " ir~' nt 'i the dt-trrrt normal ,nsti-
L. & 'a.re "tre ISi ~ att-,.iauc. the
largest. - j.c 1~iols OF the ,ilst rict
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

ewing from NiluneaPolis, MINI, he
iu4 called h,rt eu import n, rlir:- "
busin, SIS in corn'c ION with operallo
through the NeShuuse tunnel on prop.
cr,y III which b. i, part o"aer
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Rev. Wiley r. VI ~. e Colorado
S@rinss, Vi, occupy ,'re aa'ais in the
Pm h.nri Il church tomorrow morning
"7a ovorifg. Rev VIII Wa a class
mntc NJ Rrv. ! I'm Mills, former pas
tor ut tAe church IN This city,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Mrs. E.~4k , ,rey vas a passenger on
Wednesday afternoon train for Denver.
Miss Netue /! Il returned from De-
v-r "Wednesday evening after short so
journ
Mrs. Aired Jaynes. of Grand Junction,
IS visiting her friend. Miss Es,ella Nit
chel this week
Miss Es,elia Mitchell went to the
valley city Wednesday afternoon on a
brief business visit.
Mr.. G. f. McCleilaud WAS a passer-
ger on the Wednesday morning tram
f,r the metropoli' an CIV.
S. G. AMI w ". Stover departed We'd
nesday morning for Pomona, Cal. where
they will make their home.
= !, Quick departed Thursday
at rro>n for Bnt'e, Mpntlna, where
Mrs. Fred Comslock lett Thursday
afternoon for Golden where she W ]
visit for a few 1avs with friends
Tvomas Egau, the Chicago creek
mining man. WAS called to Denver on
mining business yesterday morning.
Ex Navor George Riley was in Den
yer between ,rairs last "Wednesday in
consultation with wti'cai sr. cialists.
Cartain Henry l. Seeman, Of the big
Fall river tunnel proj ct. came uD from
Denver Thursday to visit that enterprise
w. II. Williams. Of Lamartine mine
flme was up from Denver this week
for brief busin ss visit to the Freelanti
district.
Miss Haze! Ci,rke departed THURSDAY
afternoon fr Golden, where she will
make months visit at the Wannama.
ker ranch
Mrs. r. y. r. md children depart.
ed " s,erdav morning fer Denver. wnere
thes will visit With Mrs. Blai,s SISTER,
Mrs +. X. D,ty for a weel-
Colonel Raymond \. Eaton. The " Il
known Denver re ,spapsr man c rine uI
Wednesday evrniag for br ef Wis
witn his broth =. T.. A El'oI.
{. II. Hin,rar, OF Oskaloos', Iowa
has been in the city for the past two
weeks inspecting mining pr7perty ii
&C cmpany with io}1r ! Hob
" l. Bush and ,if- departed Friaa,
rnornirg for Excelsior Spring. Mo
where Mrs. Bash vii seek 10 improve
her H. alth bS ch,npe of climate arc
will remain indefinitely.
Judson S'ort. tie ChiceEo creek Ialry
nau. accompanied ny his wifi ,sega.,e,
f'r Fort GO! las. Mo dsy mosui <
: ding e -retk looking over IN
country il tn IT vrclui.v
|: i,, ard DAYS, IT Mtnkato, MINI.
. NV ~ ~ ~ ~ ''iA ~ l ''''"' ol)' '''EN
5 ose ui years vneI he W., eugagcA II
/ the bgsnrss OF stone and brick nasofa
was visiting Old i'm" acquaintAuces her
this week
/ The loca! lodge ~ tue AO T. "
gave grand bl at The opera II Jus'
las evening 'vNicb was surh As to la'
the capacity f the !. Il and lh~ /
sic iurGtsncd by local vi Denver i..us
sci.ils, .ls exc. liert
Robert II. PItcr arrived Wednesda
ewing from HluneaPolis, Miuu, y,
iu4 called b,r, 81 import N, uHi1'-
/ busin SIS in come c ION with operallo
through the Ne Nhause tunnel on prof
er,v III which b. i, part owner
Teddy Dill came up from Denvt
/ "Wednesday evening .or visit to his %.
/ nauzl lease on lh- ..aniItine. Ted
mas no, decided upon which make cf =,
auton.o ohtie he will purchase G: wh.
he vii, start uaon his trip arouG
e woril a la "Sco,ty'
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

MT. Powell, VINO has been hupe7in
tendent for some mJn hs past, has ac
cepted other employment and with HIS
family will shortly remove to his new 10
cation.