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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11
Gem 20 Increase Output.

Est-r> { op-rsIions are under way
in the G M MINES. wnil- preparations
are bei"t made r the production of r
larg inu aye of ore through the New
hou-- tHn Il The oriined chu'e in
whi'h ! w-s forme,l> droi ped down 20
the ~ u lesei is iei x equipped with
track vii he used as . ssipway TO
lover ore ron ri YES below the I,Iou
foot lou has been founi i:npracii-
cable i" and any gr It qrauti'y #
ore thr u h The chute lecause the latter
bsc .me gssd from TIM to time ~h,ch
caused d. ays IN letun. the ore out INTO
the 'uun car.
Th cot pany has started driving east
and ives n al levels down 10 and not
incluoln the IAoo.foot level, which
NO 1 " be cui rued for the pur-
uose le ins ad'i NAL gtound when
the sarg, may be IL -ed.d.
The # bel Nv the level Of the New.
h"u'e ' low hing snnx on comp'ny
acc the Il fIer,nt parties h.
were 81 d to submit bids for dong
the wors were arid to figure on the
INK o>u qaaity Of around and tie
amount I water they nigh, have TO d. al
with. &c mpany will com, te t e
first hu, dred i.ei and after that i, Is
aktl, tn I the shaft will be continued
under c", tract, as s.ne conception of
condll o ca b Il Il,
Ara < mems are being mae III
week To place hos al the col ar of the
Maiu Trunk shan and the later wi,
h- Aunk III or'l-r /" make counec io'
~ith the rhird |, V. from the Gem min.
W, ,fkings. The Main rrurk shat
j. Ii over o f. ct deep, ard it WI
ne u,ccss ~ u SINK ab"'
25o feet t, connect with t e
i'ird level. VIII II this connectio"
made II vii open good block o
eroupd winch can he worl ed 10 advnn
take and it ~,1l I've u. &C. sssry AS 1t Viii
aft ri ve,ula,i,n and All .a-y meth d
# b ma lns ihe ore a. he III nj ca,
be "a ,ut through h. Gem shaft "'
low. we'd % he Ne >n"r.e tunnel l-v' /
rhe NJ irn Trunk /, tie western k Ell
| sion Of he Gem ,in aud ha- guut
| y oslu, tom ,e. ord f.r the tumn Of lie
vslY, ,inent work 'lMe. II e,oiore thu
Gem e pie hive paii bu title al
teu ion 10 The lerritor, directly west o
the line OF the ;unL, but i is now pr
posed to op,n up all # his grou {
j.. d cOnnec, the various levels, block
| my Out the ore bo"i :.
A considerable amount of or SIS emitting
is couiem, Ia ed, frr the r-a on that tn,
VEN IS hon >euty TO httv-sIx Tee
" de and IrncIicaliy 70 pro~pecilng ha'
cen dose III many place, to determine
the character Of II. c, ntcnts on tn,
other wall.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11
Edgar Makes Big Find.

The raise slopes from the lateral on
the Edgar vein at the level of the Cen-
trail tunnel, which is being nj de ior
connection wita the Edgar m,ne work
ings has attained heigth Of little over
100 feet and has opened INTO spl-nd,d
body of ore from two to three feet in
width, ali of which would ply by being
shipped direct to the I'm, l,ers. Tue
company however has mil ing taciIitle,
near at hand by which the ore may be
dumped from the mine cars directly INTO
the Hudson mill without handling and
t will therefore pay them To conc, nitrate
the ore, by which method they obtain a
better smelling rate and save f.e,ght on
the crude material.
The loss in milling is small and b,
making concentrates Carrying heavy
percentage Of lead b. tier lrice is oh.
tanned for the lead contents. TIE Ed, ar
vein above the Central tu, mel level Is
under lease to the NJ. t.lhc Expoi' alton
company, and the work pow der wa>
is being done under the r-ctlon al o
H. Shaffer, with three miners, a. d IN,
quantity of ore now being extract. d
daily, in addition to III. king the upraise
yeilds good profit
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

In the pro ,os.d ina h,n- drill contest
on July 4, NJ ,"agrr k"peIes. of the Car
'orai lrz., for any sopuug drill which
~il' d" quicker or more work than the
drill he Is now wiag in his prep rty.
Th- invitation 10 open to all makes Of
st.pI < drills in a Col test under any con-
d,tions or character Of rock II more of
the competing drills can be at th- drill he
i, using, ,he $500 IS to be used by tho
executive committee AS it may see fit.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11
Open New Lodge Rooms.

Tne Il, dicatiun s,lVlces OF I new
olge youus IN the lrn,t company build
Jag were held last Mon day evening by
the A. o IT, w. ami The Degree # Hop-
or Tie .apacit, OF the nal w,s taxed
by The large atten lance >nuve ,tr pro-
" ms in co,nmo.a ion Of he event were
distributed anong those p es Mt. inclni-
ed IN which vas the following program.
o cbest,a.
,. Address, E NJ. S.bin, chairman.
}. Song. Louis Ohver, II Gather
hem ln."
4. plano duet Nelle Houser and
II ac,nth Gaze SIow Bells
!. Vocal duet. Ie.,,ice Rule and
Nora Essr, Sunset
b. Addie,s. Grand Master Oates.
?. o chestta.
3. Song. J D. Morris "The Storm
F.end ="
o. Reading Alberta Dory.
10. S ne. Ed Evans, "Maaaliue."
II O,ci e,,,a.
Af,er The program a banquet was
served and the evening was Ill 'st
pleasantly spent. The trustees OF The
WOE p,r,ona ly at en- led to the furnish
ing Of he new fali are Louis B.ehr. r.
" G lson and rbo<. Green, while the
committee of ARA ments consisted Of
Louis Oliver aud George Dory. The or.
,he>t-a was under the direction of Prof.
A. F. Hansell.
An event Of the evening was the presen
,ari1n to A J. McAudrews Of 9 beauti.
ful gold badge - a testimonial for is
q. forts 10 the y as, on behalf Of the order.
Tne preseu,a'i speech was made by
Z. NJ. Sahin, but Mr. McAucrews was
taken by surprise that he was only able
u ~ IN sck ckno~l-ds -ment.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11
Committees Are Busy.

The executive committee having in
charge the Fourth of July celebration,
has held two meetings during the past
week, aud is making excellent progress
in srraneing the details. There is very
considerable amount Ct work involved in
pulling of a big celebration. and the
fact that everyone who has been called
thusiastic manner, has greatly encour-
aged The committ,e in its arduous duties
and augers well for the success OF the
affair. The executive committee Is COM
mlttee is composed of Geo. W. Parshall.
Richard White. J. H. Nsnkervis, Bert
Wright, H. L. Robinson Adoiph Nelson,
J. r. Allison and P. J Finleon. The
opera house has been secured for July 4
and S, and arrangements have been made
for six piece orchestra for the Firemen's
dance on July S. The Trocadero will be
open in the afternoon and evening of the
three davs.
named as yet. as it desired to have men
who will take an interest and act, As tn.
success of the celebra,isn depends largely
upon the cooperation of the sub com.
mitteea The committees named so far
are as follows:
Mining-W. f. Renshaw, c. H. Full
Ter, Sam Bre,hour, F. H. Nye, A. II.
Roller. John McColl
Receplion-Enire executive commit
tee and entire board of trustees of the
Cham Der of Commerce
Advertising-J. H. Nankervis, J. R.
Allison.
Amusements Races, Bert Wri. ht.
chairman; sports. II. L. Robinson.
Accommodations-P ]. Finleon.
Finance-Adolph Nelson, P. J. F.n.
leon, ]. R. Allison, J. H. Nankervis and
H. L. Robinson.
Railroads-R II. White.
Scarcely without any effort the com.
mittee has already raised in excess of
81 500, and that without much soliti
ton. The committee, however. will no,
slight any one.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

H.H. vonSchlick, of Pittsburg, Pa,
a stock broker in the smokey city, after
spending several days here looking
over the district, departed last Monday
for his home, greatly pleased with the
showing in a number Of properties
which he visited.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

William John Woolcock, -ge 81 years
died April 10, at Ironwood. Wis, of
pneumonia, the remAins being uttered
at Hurley, Wis.,. several days later.
The deceased was the oides, bruther Of
Mrs. David Ellis and Thomas ]. .Woolcock
Of this city, who are among seven broth
ers and two sisters who survive. Mr..
Woolcock formerly lived in Central City
where he was we'll known,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

According to the report, filed for the
first quarter endipg March 81. 1907,
the earnings of County Clerk Com.
stocks Office we're 81 A37; expenses, in.
Guiding clerk hire amo nted 10 $oo2 50
leaving . surplus Of $5lo 50. Count,
Treasurer Sparkle aur,nx the same
period earned $I,'36 3a,n fees .nd The
expenses Of his office ~lre 1S7S. leav,ug
a profit to the county the sum Of $3iI33
during the first quarter r. riod.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Judge Cave der, ut Lake county, ", !
preside at the ol ening of the May ,e' nj
Of the district court in G, orgeiowu II At
Mo d,y, MN g The criminal Gas >
have been set for trial as follow: II. X.
Hale, emb. az zzement, and Eh~ard Ese II &,
assault VITA Iuten, to xiii, May u; Oh -.
Cobb and W. J Strickland. =, bb,r !;
John We.di,ich and Neii Men ,ll,, a.
sault with ii II 10 xiii May a.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

The Mountain City and Idaho Springs
t. ans will cross bats at citv park next
Sunday Of ernt.on at O'Clock. Par
sons and Richards will form the battery
OF the Mountain City. with Mitchell and
Meuheunett in the poin,s Tor the visitors.
A good game 10 expected-central City
Register Call.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

A valua lie II Use ow ell by Stmu i
Breh 'ur b Came irish ened ye,tetdA,
morning While On PIu nmer's scacs an
ran away. At the co CT OF Weinb l.
gers store he auuiusl c,me in contact
With the plate x ass hieh W IS SHAT cred,
and I, njou OF the horses Ieg cut
SO badly That NJ Brethour gave tie
the animal away to party who will NY
TO save it.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

AT the III etlns If Calvary Gu d held
W. dr esday at the hone of Mr. l. H..
Etl,s, ufficers we're el-ci,d d as 70 low S:
President, Miss Ellen Batcheldrr; ii, t
esiden,, Mrs A. II. Page; secretary,
Mrs. +. l.. RoGda. treasurer, Mrs. L. H..
Ellis.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

An itinerant photokr III ~ho YVES
here for Sew, FOL days three w,ess ago
t.tiug pictures Of school chrl 'ren IN the
differ ent rooms, and VIII dd \ g.od
bus ness for the time he WIS here, de-
camped quietly vi hout pning for &ao
rs worth of m,,eri.i he used at Mar
chingtou's studio. The travelling art
ISIS name was ans, and he alsp APP
p opriated three plate hol 'ers for sx7
Camera. On account of Il e efforts oe-
ing made TO locate the msn by tie suth-
critics nothing was made public regard
ing the matter. This Is often the ex.
prrince with the travelling grsf,ers, =, d
,eople should do we'll to ascertain win
VII ,m they are doing business before
placing too much con6de1ce this class
of bunco artists.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

A sui was fled in the district court
on W-dnesd ~ of this week by c. .orge
w. DeGroff against The Colorado Quito
Mining company and William w.
10y. a king for IS. 900 and costs. for
injuries received by the plaintiff be.
cause of an explosion Of dynsmite at the
Quno shaithouse on February IS, 1907.
Rob IS. Morrison, Of Denver, is the
attorney for the plaintiff.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

A schm rl-c ion WAS held in this city
las. MONDAY, bat as {. b rkins was
the oDl. can i,dat-. no iutei est " a. TAX. IL.
Efforts we're m 4de to yet Mr.. B;klps 10
purchase c,ndv. chewing gum and sodr
wAle and to engage Carriages and driv
els for the voters. bu, they were una.all
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Mrs. A. w. Miller and son departed
Tuesday afternoon for Denver to visi
several days with relatives.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

John H. Edwards and F. E. Angov,
went to Denver Tuesday afternoon t.
attend the district convention of tn,
Woodmen.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Rev A. +. Helm IN returned last NJ an
day evening for several days visit W Il
hts wiie and friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

The Social Ethic - club neld a meet W
yesterday afternoon at the home Of NJ =.
\. II. Page.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Geo. K. Kimball and wife were pas
sengers on the Tuesday afternoon traiI
for the metropolis.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

W. E. Renshaw aud wife were pa
sengers on board the Monday mornir
train for the Queen city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Adj nant | e,l,u, of the G A r.. II
ask,nk the ladies Of this ci', 10 FIR,
i>h atout ,h'rt> que,s 'r ~'eAlhs for
u. e on Memorial D>. l is ,e,ir.d q
Weldon on My 20
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Wm. Bolitho, the lucky leaser, was 4
passenger on board the Wednesda,
morning tram for Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Ellis kauff,nai, "t the q, III mine, de
parted thursday afternoon tor " X r
ten da, busin, S. visit in Chicago
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Manager Herman Karples. of the
Cardigan mine, returned to Denver
Wednesday morning, after a several da, S
visit at the mlne
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Mining Engineer P. P. Barbour went
to the Queen city via the Tuesday morn
ing train on professional business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Mrs. 5. Z. Mel'or de, arted hlrsd
afternoon for De, yer here s'i~ nillN I
wuu her father |. l. Rob T. and vi.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Prosecuting Attorney J. w. B. Smith
and wife, were passengers on the Tues.
day afternoon train for Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

John McColl, of the Lucania tunnel
tore himself from his duties
Tuesday afternoon and accompanied the
afternoon eastward train as far as Den
yer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Fred D. B ,ke'. OF Arv,dt. was in the
city for several ,tavs thi. weex loo s,ug
aft, hi Iruoer,v rnter-.tI
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

]. Nj. Freeman, of the United Hydro
Electric Co., went to the capital city Wis
the Tuesday afternoon train.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Edmund Rouse, Of the Roberts Bros
Mercantile Co., was on board the Tues
day afternoon train for Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Manager Frank Percy, of the St
Regis tunuel went to the capital city
via the Wednesday morning flyer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Captain r G. DuI, tie mini * en-
glnetr. ca ne up from ID nver yesterday
he & I II R"d aud B--sie NJ. claiuis
on Sea mountain, med by he Ne
ida a itol Mining com =. ny Ill which
he is i'll crest d.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Mrs. R. r. Graham and babies depart
ed Wednesday morning for the east
where they will visit with relatives.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Rev J. M'ss Travis Of P.ttsburg, W i
pre- ch tomorrow morning and evenl &
al the Presbyterian church.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

]. L. Stingley was in the city the frs,
of the week meeting many old friends.
He is now a travelling representative of a
large mining machinery house.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Deput, Sh riff Enni ",nI W. hb = l.
ten were dJ~ u from .ne Z. unr seat III,
trst of the We 10 Inspect h ne
Il whA.,n
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

!. F Lsg-. the oil mau, was up fir III
Den Thursday going the roun 5
among his customers
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Jermie McIsaac departed Tuesday TO,
the big burg for short visit with rela,
tives and friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

VIM. Bru sat, left the first of the week
tor Gl nwood Springs. where he has q =
tin d wofk As hr,ll man on an iIr,ka-
ton tunn. p,ojrc,.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Mrs. Dr. George Atcheson went &c
Denver Thursday morning for several
days visit.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

L. l.. Ewing Of La Crosse. Wis, was
in the camp Tuesday on a business
mission.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11
THE MOTHER LODE
NEW COMPANY TAXES OVER RicA.oLo
AND PRODUCTIVE MINES
FRENCH FLAG AOI1 TO Be EXTENDED
HsRMs CONSOLIDATION OF INTERESTS
the. WITH STRONG BACKING.

the. WITH STRONG BACKING.
p 'aned Z.
Incorporation papers were filed with
the secretary of state on Tuesday of this
week for The Mother Lode Mining COM
pany, with capitalization of 7.ooo, 900
shares of the par value Of 81 each. The
incorporstors were George S. Wilkie,
Erwin L. Resenuitter, c. I. Spessard,
W. A. Thompson, Mslcolm Lindsey,
John A. wilkins, and Charles Christ
Jansen. while the permanent officers Of
the company are: President, T. H.
Purdom, London. Ontario; vice presi-
dent, P.J. schmltt, Chicago; secretary
treasurer, Erwin L. Regenitter and
general manager. George S. Wilkie
both OF this city.
The new company is consolidation Of
the different interests involved in the
ownership Of the Gold Medal, Capon,
King Helen. French Flag, Silver Age
Extension, Free Gold and Golden Era
claims, located on the eastern slope of
Seaton mountain and which cover the
apex OF the mother lode OF that section
and on which are located the franklin.
Gem, Main Trunk. Doves Nest, Bellman,
Crown Point and Virginia John L.
Emerson claims.
The group which has been taken
over, has produced more than 5000, 900
and has been in litigation more or less
for many years past. By means of the
new corporation the various interests
have been apportioued, and plans have
been formulated to provide ample funds
to carry out extensive development
work.
The new company expects to start
work within the next week or ten days
with good force Of men. 1t is pro-
posed to continue driving the adit on
the French Flag to point directly
| underneath the sbaf. IN the Gold Med
Al claim, which will give depth of ap.
psoximately 78o feet on the pitch Of the
vein. The Gold Medal shaft is more
than 900 feet deep, and when the adit is
connected with the shaft. very large
block of ground will be accessible.
The Gold Medal claim has been a big
producer from time to time since it was
ten foot discovery shaft. Smelling ore
carrying native gold was found few
feet below the surface, and one shipment
to the sampling works yielded nearly
81 pound. The French Flag mine was
one of the first lodes discovered in that
section, and bears U. S. patent No. 81,
showing that enough work had beea
d one in the COS to obtain government
title to the vein. The French Flag mine
has also produced considerable native
gold. The mill dirt from both the
Gold Medal and French Flag properties
is of an exceptionally free milling
character.
After the adit on the French Flag,
which has been driven several hundred
feet has been cleaned out and timbered
where necessary the new company will
probably install plant of machinery to
drive the adit ahead and to upraise for
connection with the bottom of the Gold
Medal shaft.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

toinS Conini>sio .r Jones was in
town ru, sday o at nd 10 <. IL. "
| ave mex, week accompani d by ms
vi =, on -n ,x,,u I'd v1> 20 c j irnia
and the gold ii. rc,.fN ved,.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Attorney E. L Regennitter returned
last Sunday from two weeks visit in
the south where he went on legal busi
ness.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

FrAik B song, uf Denv'r, as tai Ell
l- b rbcr h y On y. vel l. en,h avenu
,ud Nine. rect. AID has gagged Csc. !.
! ,mes as Ass S ant torsurialisl.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

-. M Snnt & son have S. cured quar-
rsa' 1881 NJ nr II e,t AMI are re
no,in ,L.m nd. rIsking psrl rs 10 that
pet. T. i, week
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Editor -ip-Chief Weinberger, of the
Coloradoan, the annual publication issued
by the junior class of the class of the
the college of liberal arts, University Of
Colorado, is receiving compliments for
the excellence of Volume TX, which
has Just been issued under his direction
It is conceded to be the best as we'll as
the most profitable edition of the pub.
lication ever issued. The annual sells
for 81.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11
Mrs. v I. Noxon vas a Denver Lsssen.
ger on last Monday afternoons train.

Jos. W. Boyd climed aboard the
Wednesday morning Denver bound
train.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Manager T. J. Johnston, Of the Specie
Payment mine, went to the metropolis
the first of the week to look after some
ore settlements,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

W. E. Behr and l.. A. Hafer departed
Wednesday morning for Denver,
to represent the local lodge in the dis
trict convention of the w. o. W.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

The county commissioners have estab-
hsl1 d q new road d,s'rct with John
b. ac.d is from the city limits Of Idaho
So, inps to tn. coun'v line en- Bear Creek.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

The Indrp nd nt Order of Macabres
gave card party at l. o. o. +. hall las,
~vrning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

II o. Wals.r ",p.r,ed for Boulder
hi morning 10 n.u aiih the r'chi-
tec having the ,,laus for the NV El<s
club bull. X urd,r way.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

The Peacock and Hickson lease on the
Edgar above the Miami tunnel level 10
taking out good tonnage of concentrat-
ing ore in addition to the smelling pro.
duct which is being saved BY rough sort.
ing. The last car Of concentrates mar
keted last week gave returns of S4o.76
per ton, the concentrates carrying I.I3
ounce gold and 76.75 ounces silver per
ton with 5.s7 per cent lead. The ore
concentrated four tons into one, and -
there is large body of the material good
profits should be realized.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Attorney f NJ. S,bin went TO D.l,er
yes,erda, mrning on legal business
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Frank c. Smith, of Denver, accom-.
panied by Col. L. s Judd, Of Chicago,
W. S. Wallace and A. R. Wells, Of
Grand Junction, Colo, was in camp the
first Of the week inspecting the Hum.
boldt property on Ute creek. Col. Judd.
will look after the operation Of the mine
and mill during the coming summer.
and expects to bring his family to this
place. It has not been decided whether
they will locate at the mine. or In this
city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

The last meeting Of the club year was
held Wednesday night by the Discus
Osion club at home of Mrs.. G. Roberts,
who was assisted by MIS-. E. A. Eaves,
Mrs. J. H. Edwards. Misses Margaret
Coffman and Charlotte Herr.
The officers for the ensuing year were
elected: President, Miss Opal O1ley;
vice president, Mrs. F. A. Eaves; sscre-
tary, Miss Nikerk; treasurer, Mrs. J. G.
Roberts, corresponding secretary, Miss
N. Coffman.
The programme for the evening was
largely of musical nature and was par
ticipated in by Mrs. G. w. Wood, Miss
Herr, Miss Wood and Mise Noxou. A
lunch was served in picnic baskets trim
med In purple ard white Immediately
following the programme.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

I.R. Allison il the leader of the new
drum corps, which has been organized
BY q number Of young boys between the
ages of II and IA years, and the organi.
xstion will be supplied with uniforms
and remain . permanent attraction IN
this city, The manager 10 casting about
for an instructor who can help the boys
get q bunch of fancy strokes and rolls.
The captain of the new drum corps is
Theodore Wall, and the present mem
bers are: Albert Dumont, Marvin Evans,
Arthur Powell, Arthur colburn, Ray.
mond Allison. Albert Carlson, Delaney
Mixsell and Lloyd Burger. The boys
vill make their 6rst appearance on Mem
erial Day when they will lead the GAR.
parade.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-11

Louis paehr was among the bunch
= ich boarded the Wednesday morning
10 for Denver.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-05-04
NEW 8. p. CUT OFF.
Hartman to Invade Territory North Of
Sunset Route.

SAN FRANCISCO, May a. 1t Is
SAID that President Hartman OF tho
Union Pacific system IL now planning
a new cut on In that territory north
Of the present Sunset Line OF the
Southern Pacific, President Ripley
and himself, It liz said, settled their
fight In Arizona by compromising,
Both win use the road through the
Box Canyon and also use the Phoenix
& Eastern, which will be extended as
the Box Canyon Line. II Ia not the
intention to abandon the present sun
set Line, but the proposed route will be
used for fast freight trains as the
grades viii be much less than on the
present line.