The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-11-02


on the Tuesday afternoon cars for the
capital city.
John Owen and wife returned Tues |
day evening from short visit in the
capital city.
H. f. Callahan of Denver, has been
engaged as compounder at the
Elliott pharmacy
Chas. H. Hickson, Sr., returned
Thursday evening from several days |
visit in the valley
District Attorney j. w B. Smith
was called to the big town Wednesday
on important legal business.
Mrs. Myrtle Supp and son have re-
turned to this city after an absence of
several months in the east.
Senator Roberts drove to Silver
Plume last Tuesday to look after his
business interests in the western end of
the county.
Andrew Anderson, the genial dis
pensor of high balls and Manhattans,
went to the Colorado centropolis Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. John A. Daniels and daughter,
Mrs. f. l., Savage, returned Tuesday
afternoon to their home in Denver,
after a several days visit with relatives
in this city.
H. A. Riedel, of the H. A. Riedel In
vestmest company, Denver, came up
Thursday morning for a visit to the
Rockford tunnel and other mining prop
erty in which he has heavy interests.
Congressman Warren A. Haggott
went to Denver on the Thursday morn
ing flyer, after having spent several
strenuous days in his office in this city
catching up with his correspondence.
Eugene Carl and wife departed We'd
day afternoon for California and Paci-
fic coast points, where they expect to
spend the winter season. They have
secured a tenant for their home on
Soda avenue for the next few months.
In the real estate transfers published
in Denver Wednesday of this week,
the transfer of parts of lots "a to 27
inclusive block l6, Colfax avenue
Park subdivision, Denver, is recorded
from Odeal and Ceclle Julia Lueders
TO h.r, hn MI ian,
being $40, 800.
A. +. Ross and wife were visited by
the stork on Oct. 81, and the addition
of another boy to the family
circle was the result Mr. Ross i'm
parted the information just week
after the happy event, and explained
his oversight by saying that he had
been busy at home.
Charles COLON and wife returned
last Sunday evening after several
months visit in California, during which
time they visited many old acquain-
tances from Colorado, at different
points. Both Mr. and Mrs. COLON are
greatly improved in health as the re-
suit of their trip, but nevertheless are
glad to be back in their
home town.
O. N. Marihugh, of Denver, who is
interested in the Marshall and Rus
sell tunnel enterprise at Empire
station. arrived in this city Tuesday
. l.,
present at the annual meeting of the
stock kholders of that company, and to
arrange for the resumption of work
on the tunnel in the near future, either
by days pay or contract.
COLORADO miners for the most part
are digging steadily and talking little.
However, the Idaho Springs man who
struck his gad into an almost solid mass
of gold the other day could not refrain
| from rejoicing little over his good
| fortune 1t is estimated that the poe
ket will produce about $400, 600 in gold.
Pueblo Chieftain, Colorado Prosper
ity Notes furnished the press by James
B. Young, secretary Of Colorado State
Commercial association.
| A telegram was received in this
city last Sunday from ]. J. May,
of Hillsboro, New Mexico. stating that
Ed Worth, formerly a well known
carpenter in this city, had died at
Las Poomas, N. NJ, the proceeding
Sunday. May was instructed by wire
to bury the remains at that place, and
the body may later be removed to this
CITY. Worth went to New Mexico