The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-23

works was in Denver the frs, Of the
week.
Horseman Alderman A. E. Straub
was In the metropolis the FIRST of the
week.
Congressman Haggott was a Monday
afternoon passenger for the great city OF
Denver
Ado.ph Nelson. the merchant prince.
went to the state capital Wednesday
afternoon.
Geo. w. Cooper, of the Wyandotte
mines, was a visitor in Denver the first
Of the week.
Willis W. 10y, of the Quito mine, was
in Denver the first of the week on min
ing business.
c. l.. Plummer departed for the vail. y
Wednesday to look after some real es-
tate interests.
Charles Carlson. the contractor, went
to the state metropolis on the Monday
afternoon train
Andrew Anderson. the liquid joy
seller, was in the state metropolis the
frs; of the week.
Attorney E. NJ. Sabin was called to
the capital city on legal business las,
Monday afternoon.
Dr. G. w. McClanaban made a pro-
fessional visit to the state metropolis
last Monday and Tue sday.
Der of commerce. was in Denver Mon
day to visit a sick brother.
Geo. X. Kinball, Of the Old Town
was comfortably seated in c. & S
coach on the Tuesday afternoon train.
Jesse Coe, of the Gem Consolidated
Mines company, purchased a round trip
sicke, for Denver Wednesday afternoon
Major w. S. Welles, of Denver, con
suliiug engineer of the Specie Paymen
mines and Two Brothers tunnel, was il
the city on visit to the properties Tues
day.
Mrs. W. W Cannady, of the Burns
Moore tunnel. departed Tuesday after
noon for Ok lahoma where she will visit
with friends. Mr.. Cannady accompanied
her as far as Denver
W. H. Dearstyne of the Peters Paper
Co, Denver, who has corner on all the
imported stories, none of which would
look we'll in print. was in town Monday
with choice selection of samples.
Charles Morgan formerly connected
with the Gum Tree mine, and who is
interested in the Saratoga and Arizona
mines, came up from Denver last Mon
day to spend a couple of days in camp
John c. Hull departed Wednesday
afternoon for Pittsburg, Pa, where he
was called on mining busines and will
also attend to the settling up of the
affairs of an estate. He expects to re.
turn within ten days.
Mrs. William Ives and family desire tc
thank the friends and members of the A
O. U. W. and l. o. O F. lodges for the
many kind acts during the illness and
the assistance rendered upon the death ol
the husband and father, William Ives.
Florence. the 3.year-old daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs Fred Osterman, sustained
serious injuries Tuesday afternoon by
falling from the rear poarch of theil
home, a distance of ten feet or more
Her hip was dislocate6 and she resumed
numerous bruises.
Col. Lemuel Kingsbary. a mining
engineer aud pioneer of Breckenridge
Coo, was in camp Monday and Tues.
day on mining business. Col. Kings.
bury is an old friend of Col. John NJ
Thexton, and together the two enjoyed
looking backward and reciting many in.
teresting "reminiscences.
William H. Williams, of Denver, one
ofthe quartette which some years ago ex
tracted half millien dollars worth oi
ore from the Lamartine mine, was in the
city Wednesday on a visit to Freeland
where he still has mining interests. He
was accompanied by Postmaster Trathen
who is an old friend and associate of the
palmy days.
A letter was received this week from
Vincent Forster, dated Pan anna, March
6, in which he states heis in good heal h.
He expects to sail for New York shortly